You can customize toolbars by adding and removing buttons.
When you create a new toolbar, you use Toolbar Customize preferences
to populate the toolbar.
About this task
You can also create your own toolbar buttons if there
is functionality that you need that is not available from an existing
button.
Procedure
- Click
Macintosh
OS X users:
- Click the plus sign next to Toolbar,
and then click Customize.
- Make any of the following changes.
When you have finished making your changes, click Save
Toolbar, and then click OK.
Table 1. Tasks used
to customize toolbarsTask
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Action
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Add or remove buttons from a toolbar
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- Select the toolbar to customize.
- Select a button from the Available Buttons list
and then click either Add Button or Remove.
Note: You can also drag buttons to or from Toolbar contents.
Press and hold Ctrl to select more than one button at a time.
|
Include context-sensitive toolbars in the list
|
Check Show Context Sensitive toolbars
in list.
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Show toolbars only when editing
|
Select and select "Show Toolbar
Only When Editing".
|
Sort Available Buttons list
by name
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Buttons are sorted by function by default. To
sort buttons by name click .
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Reorder buttons on a toolbar
|
- In Toolbar contents, select the button
you want to move.
- Click the left arrow or right arrow buttons to move the toolbar
button.
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Change pop-up text that displays when you hover
your mouse over a toolbar button
|
- In Toolbar contents, select the button
whose text you want to change.
- Click Edit, and then enter your changes.
|
Add a text button to help label sections of
buttons on a toolbar
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- Select the toolbar to customize.
- Click , and then enter the text you want to display on the
toolbar.
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Add a new spacer to the toolbar
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- Select the toolbar to customize.
- Click , and then enter the width (in pixels) that you want
the spacer to be.
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Restore your toolbar buttons to the original
selection
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Click Restore All Defaults.
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Create a new button
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- Select a toolbar.
- Click .
- For Button caption text, type the text
that appears if you hover your mouse over the button.
- For Popup help text, type the text that
appears if you hover your mouse over the button.
- Click Change Icon and
choose an image to use instead of the default image.
- Enter the formula that defines the button's functionality.
- Click OK.
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Results
For more information on formulas, go to Documentation on
the Web to download or view IBM® Domino® Designer
Help.