Invincible Read Mode on Toolbar

I have full control over which icons appear on my toolbar. All of them, that is except the 'Read Mode' button. I cannot remove it.
Unfortunately, I seem to keep clicking this button unintentionally and would like to remove it. I don't use read mode much, and if I do want it, it's still in the Tools menu.
Am I missing something, or can I not remove this button as I can all the others?
Adobe Reader X (10.0.1) on Windows XP

Mlenz,
You can learn about buffering data from our website, or in the LabVIEW help. By using the Datasocket Buffered Read, you are enabling Client-side Buffering. If you do not use a Buffered Read, then the LabVIEW does not store the values in a buffer, which are written when the value changes.
Hope this helps,
TheDillo

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