OFF95: How to Move Toolbar Buttons on the Office Shortcut Bar (135807)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Office for Windows 95
This article was previously published under Q135807 SUMMARY
The toolbars on your Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar can be customized by
moving toolbar buttons from one toolbar to another or by rearranging them
on the same toolbar.
MORE INFORMATION
When you add a toolbar button for a file or folder, the Microsoft Office
Shortcut Bar creates a Microsoft Windows 95 shortcut to the file or folder.
If you later delete the toolbar button, you delete the shortcut, but you do
not delete the original file.
If you want to move a toolbar button once it is on a toolbar, you must hold
down the ALT key while you drag it to the desired location. You can move
your toolbar buttons to other toolbars on the Office Shortcut Bar or you
can move them within the same toolbar (rearrange the buttons on that
toolbar).
If you want to put an empty space between two toolbar buttons, move the
button that is on the right (holding down the ALT key while you drag it) to
the right a small amount. This should place a small gap between the two
buttons.
REFERENCES
For more information about customizing the Office Shortcut Bar, click the
Index tab in Office Help, and type
Customizing Shortcut Bar, Moving
For more information about customizing the Office Shortcut Bar, click the
Index tab in Office Help, type the following text
Customizing Shortcut Bar, Moving
and then double-click the selected text to go to the "Move a toolbar button
on the Office Shortcut Bar" topic.
| Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 8/17/2005 |
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| Keywords: | KB135807 |
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