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You can add, remove, and change the order of buttons in a toolbar to make those you frequently use more accessible. You can also group related commands with a separator.
To add a button to a toolbar:
- Choose Tools > Options > Advanced radio button, and then choose IDE Configuration > Look & Feel > Toolbars.
- Expand the nodes of the different toolbars until you find the command you want to add to the toolbar.
- Right-click the command and choose Copy.
- Right-click the node of the toolbar where you want to place the command, and choose Paste > Copy.
The IDE adds the button for that command to the toolbar.
To remove a toolbar button from a toolbar:
- Choose Tools > Options > Advanced radio button, and then choose IDE Configuration > Look & Feel > Toolbars.
- Expand the node of the toolbar you want to change.
- Right-click the command you want to remove and choose Delete.
- Click Yes in the confirmation dialog box.
The IDE removes the button for that command from the toolbar.
To reorder the commands within a toolbar:
- Choose Tools > Options > Advanced radio button, and then choose IDE Configuration > Look & Feel > Toolbars.
- Expand the node of the toolbar you want to change.
- Right-click the command you want to move and choose Move Up or Move Down.
The IDE updates the toolbar with your changes.
To group related commands with a separator:
- Choose Tools > Options > Advanced radio button, and then choose IDE Configuration > Look & Feel > Toolbars.
- Expand the node of the toolbar you want to change.
- Right-click the node of the toolbar to which you want to add the separator and choose Add Separator.
The separator is added to the bottom of the toolbar list.
- Right-click the separator and choose Move Up to move the separator to the desired position in the toolbar.
The IDE updates the toolbar with the changes you have made.
- See Also
- Customizing Toolbars
- Options: Toolbars
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