"search mailbox' missing

We have two computers running OS 10.3.9, on one the area at the top where "search mailbox" appears is blank. It is Mail 1.3.11 (v622). The good Mail on the other computer is Mail 1.3.11 (v622/624). can I turn on this function, or download a new mail application, or is it part of Safari?

Are there any icons visible on your toolbar? If so, it sounds like the search box has gotten bumped off. To reinstate it, click View from the Mail menu, then Customize Toolbar.
Good luck
srb

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