Microsoft's Internet Explorer program conceals the top menu bar as a matter of course. The menu bar contains the program's essential menus File, Edit, View, Favorites, Tools, and Help. Concealing the menu bar does not make its highlights unavailable; rather, it essentially grows the zone the program can use to show a Web page's substance. You can without much of a stretch access the menu bar and the majority of its highlights anytime. Then again, you can show it forever in the event that you want to work with it obvious. 1. Demonstrating the Menu Bar in Internet Explorer You can demonstrate the menu bar either briefly or set it to show except if you expressly shroud it. To incidentally see the menu bar: Make beyond any doubt that Explorer is the dynamic application (by clicking some place in its window), and after that press the Alt key. Now, choosing any thing in the menu bar shows until you click canon printer setup at that point it ends up covered up once more...