[TerryNet]

In Windows Explorer with XP I like to use View - Toolbars - Customise... to add Cut, Copy, etc., buttons as shown in the attachment.

Is there any way to do the same or similar with Vista?

[Jacee]

Click the down arrow next to 'tools' (upper right corner). In the drop down menu, click on toolbars, then click on 'customize'.

[DaveA]

Originally Posted by Jacee

Click the down arrow next to 'tools' (upper right corner). In the drop down menu, click on toolbars, then click on 'customize'.

Can you give us a screen shot of this, as I have NEVER seen what you are trying to tell us?

[TerryNet]

Thanks, Jacee, but I have the same trouble as DaveA--can't find what you're describing.

Are you maybe talking about Internet Explorer? If so, changing its Toolbar doesn't change anything in Windows Explorer.

[Jacee]

Yes, I believe you're right.... those items only show up if added to IE.

[DaveA]

I thought I was losing it. I have been using Vista since Beta and have never seen what you trying to have us do.

I know of NO way doing what the OP is wanting to do. That just may be one of the things that a "Third Party" may need to provide.

[Jacee]

The only thing I can think of.... if the OP wants to see file/edit/view/favorites/tools/help back in the address menu bar:
Open Windows Explorer, click on "organize", click on layout, then put a check mark next to 'menu'.

I don't know how to get the icons back in the menu bar, but cut/copy/paste is found in the edit button.

[TerryNet]

Thanks again, Jacee (and DaveA). I can use the edit menu or right click menu or any of the other half dozen ways to copy/move/delete; was just hoping for my favorite way.

Thank you both for helping.