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Netbeans editor class information drop down missing.

gautham kasinath
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By default, the netbeans java source editor has a drop down in the top left corner of the editor frame, which lists the variable and constructors and the methods in the class, choosing which we can navigate through the source quickly.
I somehow deleted that and now I want it again?? I cant find how to enable the same.
Any help will be appreciated.

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gautham kasinath
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Doesnt anyone know about the netbeans??
 
 
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