I need to know the full ITBarLayout binary structure. NOT ONLY THE
FIRST 8 bits.

We are programming a toolbar program, therefore we need to know the
full binary structure in order to utilize internet explorer settings.

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Clarification of Question by imi-ga on 18 Nov 2002 06:19 PST

ITBarLayout is a part of registry.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\Toolbar\WebBrowser\ITBarLayout

Well, since the binary structure of ITBarLayout is undocumented, the
information is not available on the web. Also, since MS has not
documented this info anywhere, it reserves the right to change the
layout of this structure in the future, which would result in your
program incorrectly interprting the data.

Perhaps if you could tell us what exactly you need this info for,
someone might be able to help.

Another way for you to determine the layout, would be to first
initialize the structure to all zeros, and then byte by byte change
the value, checking to see the effect on IE after each change.

Anyways here is the info on this structure's layout thats publicly
available :

BSOD Properties and Other Customizations
( toastytech.com/files/throboff.html )
"The bits in the byte at offset 10h in "ITBarLayout" determines which
toolbar
elements are displayed. The bits function as follows:

Bit 1 -navigation buttons
Bit 2 -address bar
Bit 3 -links
Bit 4 -throbber
Bit 5 - Always on?
Bits 6-8 - nothing "



 Windows NT: Which registry key disables/enables Internet Explorer ...
(http://www.experts-exchange.com/Operating_Systems/WinNT/Q_20120346.html)
"The 17th byte controls the address bar. If the value is 0x1D, there
is no address bar.  If the value is 0x1F there is an address bar. "

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Hope this was of some help. If you could provide more info on why
exactly you need this layout, perhaps we could try something else.
:)