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I believe it is called the Address bar. It's the part where you type the address of the website. It used to be directly under the Back and Forward buttons, etc., but now it's not. There is the word Address all the way over to the right, under the Windows flag symbol, but I click on it and nothing happens. Could anybody tell me how to fix this? Thanks.
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