In most programs, where it is possible to work with certain objects (text, graphics, models), the user can arrange the tools in the most convenient way for himself. The principle of interface customization is similar in most applications.
Instructions
Step 1
First, decide which tools you will be working with. To prevent the various panels from taking up too much space and reducing the work area, it is better to make active only those toolbars that you will use most often.
Step 2
Move the cursor to the menu bar and right-click on it. From the drop-down menu, select those tools that you need to work by placing markers in front of the desired items with the left mouse button.
Step 3
If the program does not have the ability to select tools by clicking the right mouse button, select the "View" or "Window" item in the top menu bar and configure the display of the required toolbars using the drop-down menu or a separately opened dialog box.
Step 4
Once you have selected the tools you want, arrange them around the work area to make them comfortable to use. Most of the toolbars can be moved with the mouse.
Step 5
Move the cursor to the left or upper right edge of the toolbar, click on it with the left mouse button and, while holding down this button, drag the toolbar to the desired location. When the panel is where you want it, release the left mouse button. Sometimes when you perform this action, the cursor changes to an icon with intersecting arrows.
Step 6
If you cannot drag the toolbar using only the mouse buttons, press and hold the Shift key on your keyboard. Alternatively - the Ctrl and alt="Image" keys or one of the combinations of the two named keys (for example, alt="Image" and Shift, Ctrl and Shift). At the same time, move the toolbar in the same way as described above. When the panel is in place, release the key and mouse button.
Step 7
Sometimes it happens that the panel does not move. In this case, this means one of two things: either it cannot be moved in the program, or the panel is simply docked. In the second case, try to find an icon on the panel that is not related to tools (for example, in the form of a pushpin or a carnation) and click on it with the left mouse button. Then move the panel in the usual way.
