How do you invoke screengrab

Just added Screengrab via the add ins
== This happened ==
Not sure how often
== when I added the add-n

I have updated to firefox 4.0, I wish I hadn't,
the screengrab tool bar doesn't show or work ,
among other things ! and my computer is extremely
slow now since upgrading to firefox 4.0 !
It's more trouble than it's worth. I've tried using
system restore *failed*
At this point I would rather go back to the older version of firefox
How do I delete the 4.o ? (so messed-up)
How do I get the sceengrab toolbar back? -
btw it IS downloaded

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