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Reversing an update

Asked by Cecil Ennett

I just downloaded the latest update at 4:40 pm on 2/3/2009. Since then my system seems to stopping. How do I reverse of delete that latest update.
Thanks, Cecil

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Cecil Ennett (cecilennett) said : 		#1

The time and date has disappeard from the top bar. This essential to me.

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Best Tom (tom6) said : 		#2

Not sure but getting the clock back is easy. Just right click on the taskbar and "Add to Panel", hunt through the list for "Clock", click on "Add" - then right click on the clock and choose "Move". Some other items may have to be unlocked via the right click before you can move past them.

Good luck with this
Regards from
Tom :)

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peter (peter-neuweiler) said : 		#3

Hi Cecil

What kind of update did you install?
Peter

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marcobra (Marco Braida) (marcobra) said : 		#4

Have you tried to right-click on a free area of the top panel bar and clicking to "Add to panel.." have you tried to add Clock applet...?

Hope this helps

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Tom (tom6) said : 		#5

Are there problems other than just the clock missing? Have you managed to get the clock back yet?

Regards from
Tom :)

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Cecil Ennett (cecilennett) said : 		#6

In trying to get the clock back, I went to customize and it doesn't have a clock in it. I don't want to "add a new tool bar" because I don't want screw up again.
I really don't know what the update was, because I trusted the update that came on the top panel, as they always do. Now the only thing on the top bar is: file, edit, view, history, bookmarks, tools, and help. I hope I don't have to uninstall Ubuntu and reinstall, which would be the third time.
Cecil

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Bharat B. Sahni (bharatbsahni-msn) said : 		#7

Hello Cesil,

I seems the mozilla Firefox web browser is maximised,

Just press F11 Function Key, once o if needed once again,
you shall see Mozilla Firefox Panel just close it,

Bharat

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Cecil Ennett (cecilennett) said : 		#8

thanks guys, your answers solved my problem. Thanks, Cecil

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Tom (tom6) said : 		#9

Brilliant, nicely done :) Welcome to Ubuntu :)

Thanks Bharat, it seems i owe you some karma points again. Nicely solved

Regards to all from
Tom :)

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Bharat B. Sahni (bharatbsahni-msn) said : 		#10

No,

Thanks should be to you all guys,

of this well knit community,

who are ever ready to help,

and who taught me to participate and help,

Bharat