Timeline panel zoom in zoom out disappeared

How do I restore the zoom in zoom out scroll bar?
PP CS5

Hit \ and it will zoom to fit your timeline.
If you have no clips in the timeline, it will zoom to fit to a default level, which is maybe what you mean by 'restore'. (?)
Otherwise, you can just zoom and scroll it back to whatever level is comortable to you. You can also use the - and = buttons to zoom in/out to your preferred level without worrying abotu panning.

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