If you have installed the radiogetswild toolbar and do not see the icon, or you installed a new version of Internet Explorer and the radiogetswild toolbar is no longer displayed, go to View > Toolbars and click on the radiogetswild option. If you don't see the radiogetswild toolbar listed, follow the instructions below.

Note: If you are using Internet Explorer 6.0, you must unlock the toolbars before you can move them. Right click on the toolbar and deselect the Lock the Toolbars option.

You can change the location of the radiogetswild toolbar on your browser by clicking and dragging the vertical separator bar to the left of the radiogetswild icon by placing the radiogetswild toolbar in the desired location. This functionality enables you to place two (or more) toolbars on the same line if you want to conserve space in your browser.

Please note that, as with all of Internet Explorer's toolbars, you can only move the radiogetswild toolbar to locations on the top of your browser window. Toolbars can not be placed on the side or bottom of the browser window.

Some earlier builds of Internet Explorer 5.0 have a known problem with their toolbars. The radiogetswild toolbar may be listed under the name 'Radio' (usually the second such listing). Go to View > Toolbars and click on the second Radio option.

No, the radiogetswild toolbar is designed to run without affecting any other system add-ons.

In Internet Explorer, go to View > Toolbars and check that the radiogetswild option is selected. If not, select it.

Install the radiogetswild toolbar again and then uninstall it.

No, the radiogetswild toolbar is free of charge.

We are currently looking into the feasibility of implementing the radiogetswild toolbar for other platforms. Check our web site or forum for the latest updates.

At this time the radiogetswild toolbar does not work with MSN Explorer.

If you are experiencing any problems or have a question about the radiogetswild toolbar that is not covered in our online help then feel free to contact us.