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3) Click the Toolbar button on the right to display a drop-down list

of choices.

4) To display or hide commands, select or deselect the checkboxes in

the Toolbar Content – Commands section.

5) To change the position of commands on a toolbar, select a

command and click the big up and down arrows to the right of the

lists.

6) You can create a new toolbar by clicking on the New button, or

customize existing toolbars by clicking on the Toolbar or Modify

buttons, and add commands to a toolbar by clicking on the Add

button. These actions are described below.

7) When you are done customizing toolbars, click OK to save your

changes.

Creating a new toolbar

To create a new toolbar:

1) Choose Tools > Customize > Toolbars from the menu bar.

2) Click New. On the Name dialog, type the new toolbar's name and

choose from the Save In drop-down list where to save this

changed menu: for the application (for example, Writer) or for a

selected document.

The new toolbar now appears on the list of toolbars in the Customize

dialog. After creating a new toolbar, you need to add some commands

to it, as described below.

Adding a command to a toolbar

If the list of available buttons for a toolbar does not include all the

commands you want on that toolbar, you can add commands. When you

create a new toolbar, you need to add commands to it.

1) On the Toolbars page of the Customize dialog, select the toolbar

in the Toolbar list and click the Add button in the Toolbar Content

section of the dialog.

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