Adobe Reader 9.5.4.268 shows a search button in embedded but not in standalone mode

Ever since Adobe Reader was updated to the "new" look I could not figure out how to search PDFs. The previous version had a convenient "find" field in the toolbar. I visited the http://kb.mozillazine.org/Adobe_Reader page, which provides a link to the test PDF at http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/pdf.html.
Surprisingly, the embedded PDF shows a magnifying glass button which provides access to the search functions. However, this button is missing when the same test PDF is opened in a standalone mode within the browser (Firefox 20.0.1).
Why the difference and is there a place to customize the Adobe Reader toolbar?

You are most likely using the built in PDF reader in Firefox, not Adobe Reader. [[Use the Adobe Reader plugin to view or download PDF files]] can help you switch back to Adobe (which you should update to version 11 BTW)

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