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May 27th 08, 04:18 PM
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Toolbar Address Toolbar Survives SP1 (unlike XP SP3) - Why?
I asked this on Technet and was ignored. Why, after Microsoft lost that
ill-conceived lawsuit, did the taskbar address toolbar survive in Vista SP1 when the same toolbar did not survive in XP SP3?? (By the way I immediately remedied the XP situation, and will do the same if and when required in Vista, so not worried about that). -- Peter Toronto, Canada XP Pro SP3 x 2/Vista Ultimate SP1 Triple Boot 
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