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SUMMARY
This article includes detailed instructions about how to create a new
toolbar, how to add or remove items from that toolbar, and how to change
the position of the toolbar.
MORE INFORMATIONCreating a ToolbarTo create a toolbar, follow these steps:
Adding Commands to the ToolbarTo add commands to the toolbar, follow these steps:
Removing an Item from the ToolbarTo remove an item from the toolbar, follow these steps:
Positioning or Docking a ToolbarWhen the toolbar is floating, drag the title bar to move it. To size a floating toolbar, drag its lower-right corner. A toolbar cannot be sized such that some of the items on it are hidden. However it can be positioned close to the edge of the screen so that some of the items cannot be seen.To dock a toolbar, drag it to the top, side, or bottom if the document window so that it looks like about half the toolbar has disappeared and the length of the toolbar is oriented with the edge where it is to be docked. NOTE: If you drag the toolbar to the very bottom of the screen (completely behind items at the bottom) while the Status bar and the Drawing toolbar are visible there, the toolbar may seem to disappear. If this occurs, hide both the Drawing toolbar (on the View menu, click Toolbars, and click to clear the Drawing check box) and the Status bar (on the Tools menu, click Preferences, click the View tab, and click to clear the Status Bar check box). This will allow you to see enough of the title bar at the top of the toolbar to drag it back up. When a toolbar is docked, there is a gray bar at the top or left of the toolbar (depending on where it is docked). Click the bar to drag it from its docked position. If two or more toolbars are docked in the same location, portions of each may be invisible. This can be adjusted by re-docking one or more of the bars using the gray bar. REFERENCESFor information about how to do this in other versions of Word, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q141995 WD: How to Create Custom Toolbars and Toolbar ButtonsFor more information about toolbars, click the Office Assistant, type "toolbars" in the query area of the Office Assistant and click Search. NOTE: If the Assistant is hidden, click the Office Assistant button on the Standard toolbar. If Word Help is not installed on your computer, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q179216 OFF98: How to Use the Microsoft Office Installer Program Additional query words:
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