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# Adding Buttons to Toolbars

### To add a button to a toolbar:

Open the context menu of the toolbar (right click) and choose Visible Buttons and then select the button you want to display.

### To add a button to the list of Visible Buttons:

1. Choose \<emph\>Tools - Customize\</emph\>, and click on the \<emph\>Toolbars\</emph\> tab.

2. In the\<emph\> Toolbars \</emph\>box, select the toolbar you want to change.

3. Click \<emph\>Add Commands\</emph\> , select the new command, then click \<emph\>Add\</emph\>.

4. If you want, you can rearrange the \<emph\>Commands \</emph\>list by selecting a command name and clicking \<emph\>Move Up\</emph\> and \<emph\>Move Down\</emph\>.

5. Click \<emph\>OK\</emph\>.

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