how can i get the adobe icon back on my toolbar?

Question

it used to be there

Answer 1

If it is for Office applications do this:

to add the Create PDF icon back, click on Tools | Addins... and check for a pdfmaker.dot. (Obviously that is for Microsoft Word)

Check for the appropriate template for the other Office applications (xla, ppa).

Answer 2

Just find the icon on of the program (in start, program) and maintain a right click on it. Then drag it to the toolbar. If there is too many icons in your toolbar, you can delete them only by right clicking on it and select delete in the pop up menu.

Answer 3

The icons in IE toolbar will disappear when your cache fills up. You have to permanently save the icon image on your PC somewhere (instead of the internet cache, where it gets stored by default).
Typically, on a PC, the icons are stored by default in the following folder:

C:\Documents and Settings\{your login name}\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

If you go into that folder, you'll see files called "favicon.ico". To see the Adobe one, you'll probably have to destroy and recreate the link. The, copy that favicon.ico file out of that folder into another parent folder (or just in your root C: folder).

Once you save it somewhere on your PC permanently, you can then right click on the link in the toolbar, open properties, then click "Change Icon...". Then pick the icon file that is on your PC.

Answer 4

Easy way: Go to View > Toolbars and see if Adobe PDF is still there. If it is, check it. If not, try the long way.

Long way: In Adobe Professsional, go to Help > Detect and Repair and run it (you will likely need your Adobe CD).

Answer 5

Right click it and click Customize (or something like that, depends on browser). Find it and move it to the displayed list.

Hope I helped,
Michael Hart

Answer 6

find it on your start/all program list right click on it choose add shortcut to desktop make shortcut and drag that to the desktop.