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What
is a toolbar?
A toolbar is a windows based software program that
intergrates with Internet Explorer allowing businesses
and resources to deliver content to users whenever
a user opens their browser.
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What
are the system requirements to run the toolbar?
The minimum system requirements for running the
toolbar are:
- Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP
- Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.0 or later
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I cannot install the toolbar,
but my machine meets the minimum system requirements. Why?
You may want to check with your system administrator that you have the access
rights required to install applications such as toolbars.
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How
do I uninstall the toolbar?
To uninstall the toolbar:
- Click on the Start Button on your computer. Go to Settings > Control
Panel
- From the "Add/Remove Program" Menu, select the toolbar and
press remove.
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How do I hide and/or show
the toolbar?
To hide the toolbar:
- Click on the Toolbars from the Internet Explorer View Menus
- Click to Check off/Check On the toolbar name
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Why
can't I see the toolbar?
In your browser toolbar menu select "Tools", then
select "Internet Options", then "Advanced". Ensure
that "Enable third party browser extensions" is
ticked. If not, tick it and then shut down your
browser window. When you reopen your browser the
toolbar will appear.
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I've
followed the FAQs but my toolbar does not work.
If none of the other FAQs resolve your question,
contact support for help.
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