Apple script menu bar

I am wondering how to get rid of the little applescript menu bar item in itunes. Thanks for the help!

Remove the Scripts folder in ~/your user name/Library/iTunes.

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I must have looked at it in another browser, sorry.
Had another look at it and indeed it may become an issue in IE9, but because IE9 is still in beta, anything can change.
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