> I've been using gvim version 7.1 for a long time without any problems.
> Somewhere between Friday afternoon and Monday it lost the ability to
> display the menu or toolbar (though the gray area for the toolbar is
> there).
> <p>
> Things I've tried:
> <ul>
> <li>Uninstalling 7.1 and installing 7.3. Also deleting my rc files in
> the process.
> <li>Rebooting after each attempt.
> <li>Checking environment variables including the PATH.
> <li>Resizing, minimizing, and maximizing the gvim window.
> <li>Running :set guioptions+=m. Nothing happened.
> <li>Running :set guioptions+=T (and -=T). This did toggle the gray
> area but didn't display the toolbar icons.
> </ul>
> I've run out of ideas and Googling hasn't turned up any suggestions
> that worked. It feels like a Windows issue but I'm not sure how to jog
> it loose.
> <p>
> Carey
You may try unistall both vim71 and vim73, and search under c:\program files
for the folder vim, delete this folder. And then re-try install vim 7.3 again.
(untest)
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