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**perris** · May 1st, 2003

well, I don't know when you are going to get here yoyo, but when you do, a while back you helped me figure out how to get the word "address" out of the internet explorer toobar.

it seems that by now, I am pretty sure I know that the address bar is the address bar, and I'm almost positive I can make my way to it without seeing the word "address".

you came up wtih the hack for me.

I want to post that tutorial for people that are not afraid to mess around with the dangerous stuff.

u figured it out, so could you post step by step for everybody pleas?

**yoyo** · May 1st, 2003

Ok, here ya go, but actually it wasn't me who figured it out but the guys on virtualplastic.net.

Remove the word "address" from the toolbar in Internet Explorer

You need ResourceHacker to do it.

Make a copy of browselc.dll located in Windows\system32 and open it in ResHack.
Expand the String Table folder, then subfolder 807, click on 1033 (when you are using ResourceHacker you will see what I'm talking about)
In the right window now delete the word A&ddress, leave the "".
Hit 'Compile Script'
Click File > Save

Next step is to replace the original file with your modified one.
Find browselc.dll in either C:\Windows\system32\dllcache or C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386, rename it to browselc.bak and copy your hacked file in there instead.
Now boot into safe mode and do exactly the same with the browselc.dll in C:\Windows\system32.
Windows System File Protection will pop up two windows, answer them with cancel and OK.
Reboot.

If you want to make the replacement of this or any other system file really easy use Replacer. Found this great tool some days ago. It is free and only 8 kb in size. All you have to do is drag the original file into the window, hit Enter, drag the modified file, hit Enter again, confirm that you want to replace the file and reboot.
It automatically replaces the files in system32 and dllcache, creates a backup copy and clicks away File Protection windows and no need to boot into safe mode.

**NetRyder** · May 1st, 2003

Replacer is one heck of a utility

Thanks yoyo

**dubstar** · May 1st, 2003

cool, im going to replace my "Ad dress" with "I HATE YOU"

thanks yoyo

also, since we're on the topic of Customizing IE.. how would I go about editing "*title* - Microsoft Internet Explorer" in the title bar? *title* of course being the title of the page your at...

can you have anything underlined, or bolded, italicized in title bars???

**perris** · May 1st, 2003

this is a great hack guys

I can't figure out why it's not in the gui.

that "address" WORD PISSES ME OFF...thanx for the info

May 1st, 2003	Top \| #1
perris OSNN Godlike Veteran Joined: January 2002 Location: new york Posts: 12,231 Reputation: 4333 Power: 288	Experts only please well, I don't know when you are going to get here yoyo, but when you do, a while back you helped me figure out how to get the word "address" out of the internet explorer toobar. it seems that by now, I am pretty sure I know that the address bar is the address bar, and I'm almost positive I can make my way to it without seeing the word "address". you came up wtih the hack for me. I want to post that tutorial for people that are not afraid to mess around with the dangerous stuff. u figured it out, so could you post step by step for everybody pleas? IT'S NOT WHAT YOU'VE DONE IT'S WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO DO

May 1st, 2003	Top \| #3
NetRyder Tech Junkie Joined: April 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 13,256 Reputation: 4260 Power: 294	Replacer is one heck of a utility Thanks yoyo http://kunal.kundaje.net

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May 1st, 2003	Top \| #5
perris OSNN Godlike Veteran Joined: January 2002 Location: new york Posts: 12,231 Reputation: 4333 Power: 288	this is a great hack guys I can't figure out why it's not in the gui. that "address" WORD PISSES ME OFF...thanx for the info IT'S NOT WHAT YOU'VE DONE IT'S WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO DO

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yoyo _________________ Joined: July 2002 Posts: 1,557 Reputation: 160 Power: 133	Ok, here ya go, but actually it wasn't me who figured it out but the guys on virtualplastic.net. Remove the word "address" from the toolbar in Internet Explorer You need ResourceHacker to do it. Make a copy of browselc.dll located in Windows\system32 and open it in ResHack. Expand the String Table folder, then subfolder 807, click on 1033 (when you are using ResourceHacker you will see what I'm talking about) In the right window now delete the word A&ddress, leave the "". Hit 'Compile Script' Click File > Save Next step is to replace the original file with your modified one. Find browselc.dll in either C:\Windows\system32\dllcache or C:\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386, rename it to browselc.bak and copy your hacked file in there instead. Now boot into safe mode and do exactly the same with the browselc.dll in C:\Windows\system32. Windows System File Protection will pop up two windows, answer them with cancel and OK. Reboot. If you want to make the replacement of this or any other system file really easy use Replacer. Found this great tool some days ago. It is free and only 8 kb in size. All you have to do is drag the original file into the window, hit Enter, drag the modified file, hit Enter again, confirm that you want to replace the file and reboot. It automatically replaces the files in system32 and dllcache, creates a backup copy and clicks away File Protection windows and no need to boot into safe mode.