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Can I make my own Word toolbars?
Published by kateMC, last Update le Monday February 11, 2008 06:43:53 PM by JeffYes! To make your own toolbar:
You can also choose to make this toolbar available to the Normal template (all documents) or the current document only. A small toolbar palette will appear on the screen. Click on the Commands tab, select a Category, then drag the commands you want onto your new toolbar
- 1. Choose Toolbars from the View menu.
- 2. Select Customize.
- 3. Click on the Toolbars tab, then click on the New button.
- 4. Give the toolbar a name.
You can also choose to make this toolbar available to the Normal template (all documents) or the current document only. A small toolbar palette will appear on the screen. Click on the Commands tab, select a Category, then drag the commands you want onto your new toolbar
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