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Gerry Tupas
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The document provides instructions for customizing the Quick Access Toolbar in three main ways: adding commands by clicking buttons in the customize menu, removing commands by selecting them and clicking remove, and adding commands directly from ribbon tabs. The instructions are step-by-step and include results of each action.

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? TO ADD COMMANDS: 1. Click the CUSTOMIZE QUICK ACCESS BAR button. 2. Click MORE COMMANDS. 3. Click the CHOOSE COMMANDS from arrow down button.
4. Click a command group. 5. Click a command group. 6. Click the command you .>>>want to add to the toolbar.
7. Click the ADD button. 8. Then, click OK. Result: The new command appears on the Quick Access Toolbar.
? TO REMOVE A COMMAND FROM THE QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR: 1. Open the options dialog box, click name in the list box on the right. the 2. Click REMOVE button. 3. Click OK. Result: The button (command) will no longer appear on the tool bar.
? OTHER WAYS TO CUSTOMIZE THE QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR 1. (From the ribbon) Click the ..........tab containing the command wanted to add. 2. Then, click OK. Result: The command added to the tool bar.
That¡¯s all.. GOD BLESS!.. ?

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Activity 1 (comp1) gerry tupas

  • 2. ? TO ADD COMMANDS: 1. Click the CUSTOMIZE QUICK ACCESS BAR button. 2. Click MORE COMMANDS. 3. Click the CHOOSE COMMANDS from arrow down button.
  • 3. 4. Click a command group. 5. Click a command group. 6. Click the command you .>>>want to add to the toolbar.
  • 4. 7. Click the ADD button. 8. Then, click OK. Result: The new command appears on the Quick Access Toolbar.
  • 5. ? TO REMOVE A COMMAND FROM THE QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR: 1. Open the options dialog box, click name in the list box on the right. the 2. Click REMOVE button. 3. Click OK. Result: The button (command) will no longer appear on the tool bar.
  • 6. ? OTHER WAYS TO CUSTOMIZE THE QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR 1. (From the ribbon) Click the ..........tab containing the command wanted to add. 2. Then, click OK. Result: The command added to the tool bar.