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	Friday, September 03 2010 By: chrisb Understanding the » icon The Rest of the iPhoto Toolbar Click to see a larger image ] Many Mac applications have toolbars across the top of the window. If the toolbar is wider than the width of the window there is a problem: you can't see the entire toolbar. The Mac has a very simple solution to this problem. If the toolbar is wider than the width of the window, there is a » symbol at the right end of the toolbar to indicate that there is more to see. Click on the » and the rest of the toolbar appears as a drop down menu. Take a look at your Bookmarks bar right now in Safari. If you have added a lot Bookmarks to it, you probably see the » symbol at the right end of the toolbar now. If not, try resizing the Safari window to make it narrower than your Bookmarks bar. Then you will see the » symbol. The » is not limited to only Safari. It happens in nearly every Mac application if the toolbar is wider than the window itself. Related Items: Toolbar | Bookmark Donate $1

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	There's More to See | 2 comments | The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. This site is not responsible for what they say. There's More to See Authored by: Anonymous on Friday, September 03 2010 I don't have a toolbar in iPhoto. What's up? Reply to This There's More to See Authored by: chrisb on Friday, September 03 2010 iPhoto's toolbar is at the bottom of the window, under your pictures. Versions of iPhoto prior to '09 would show the » if the window was made too narrow. It doesn't do that any more. It simply restricts how narrow you can make the window. Reply to This