Toolbars for PDF in Internet explorer

I somehow turned off my Acrobat toolbar (menu)in Internet Explorer. I cannot figure out how to get it turned on again (and actually have looked at the preferences/internet. Any advice? Thanks.

Bernd, thanks for the answer. It worked - sort of. On the problem machine, but in another user account, it clearly turns it on and off. However, on the problem machine in the problem user account, it does nothing. I had to resort to a superstitious behavior of searching, then when that shows up on the tool bar, right clicking, and adding the other features. I tried a reinstall of IE7, as well as a repair on Adobe Professional 9. Also, this feature seems undocumented (there is a shift f8). In any case, I think it is solved. G

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