File edit view

my file edit view etc ie the whole of the very top bar has disappeared...if i click them they are there but are blacked out. How do i get them to return so that they are always visible? Help please?!?
Kurt

Ok... I made a video for help with this.
Click here. http://web.me.com/carolynssamit/CarolynsMac_Blog/Path_for_.plistfiles.html
Turn up your sound.
I realize you aren't experiencing freezing / crashing apps but the help to find .plist files applies.
Carolyn

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http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Menu+bar+is+missing
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