Customize Dialog - Toolbars Page
You can use the Toolbars page in the Customize dialog to control the toolbar display and reset all toolbars to the default state. The Customize dialog is opened through View | Toolbars/Managers | Customize or by right-clicking on the toolbars and selecting Customize.
Use the Toolbars page in the Customize dialog
to display or reset toolbars.
The Toolbars list displays all the toolbars. A check mark indicates the toolbar is visible. Uncheck the box to hide a toolbar. The Menu Bar cannot be hidden.
If you would like to reset the changes to a toolbar, click on the toolbar name and click the Reset button to reset the toolbar to the defaults.
If you would like to reset changes to all toolbars and menus, click the Reset All button.
You can create a new toolbar by clicking the New button. Enter a name for the new toolbar into the Toolbar Name dialog. The new toolbar is created without any buttons. Open the Commands page and drag commands into the new toolbar to add buttons. There is a limit of 10 custom toolbars.
To rename a toolbar, click on the existing toolbar name and then click the Rename button. Enter a new name into the Toolbar Name dialog. Only custom toolbars created with the New button can be renamed.
To delete a toolbar, click on the existing toolbar name and click the Delete button. In the warning message, click Yes to delete the custom toolbar. Click No to keep the custom toolbar. Only custom toolbars created with the New button can be deleted.
To add labels to toolbars, select a toolbar and check the Show text labels box.
Click the View | Reset Windows command to reset all toolbars and managers to the default position and size. The program must be closed and reopened for the change to be made.
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