Toolbars are used to place shortcuts on them for some commands that the user of the program can use at any time. Such panels can save a significant part of the work time if you place shortcuts on them for constantly used commands. For example, the commands "Open", "Save", etc. Moving these panels provides the most convenient position when working with documents.
Necessary
Microsoft Office Word software
Instructions
Step 1
Toolbars are used not only in the MS Word text editor, you can also use toolbars in any other product of the Microsoft Office suite. Any panel in the program window can be moved or edited. Moving panels can be a big plus: when working with documents on large-format screens, it is most convenient to place the panels on the side (to save vertical space).
Step 2
The toolbar can be moved to any part of the program window: to the very top, down, left or right. You can also not attach it to the edges of the screen, but leave it in a free position. The panel can be moved when the cursor grabs the panel move element: hold down the left mouse button on the strip with the image of four dots lined up vertically.
Step 3
Moving an unpinned toolbar is carried out by simply moving the panel: hooking with the left mouse button on the title of the panel and dragging it to any place convenient for you. When moving several panels, they can be interchanged, depending on their need. Optionally, you can line up the icons for multiple panels in one line by placing multiple panels side by side and editing the icons you will use.
Step 4
To remove or add icons from the toolbar, click on the small triangle icon. In the menu that opens, select the item "Add and remove buttons", then click the item with the name of the edited panel and uncheck some elements that you do not use. Do this for all panels in your text editor.
Step 5
To combine icons into one panel, click on the small triangle icon. In the menu that opens, select the item "Show buttons on one line", all icons will be arranged in one line.
