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Toolbar Configuration Utility Version 0.02.B1
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Installation
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Install the file TOOLBAR.XLA using the Tools|Add Ins... menu option.
This will add the command Toolbar Configuration... at the bottom of the
Tools menu on the worksheet, chart sheet and module sheet menus.
Toolbar Configuration
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The Toolbar list box contains the names of the currently defined Toolbars
in Excel. To work with a particular Toolbar, click on it in the list box.
The name of the Toolbar you are manipulating is displayed in the Name edit
box.
The Properties box indicates whether the Toolbar is a built in Excel bar,
and whether it is visible on the screen at the moment.
The Coordinates box gives information about the position of the Toolbar on
the screen.
The Position box indicates where the Toolbar is docked, or if it is floating.
The Reset button removes any custom buttons from the Toolbar, and also
removes any macros attached to standard buttons. This button essentially
returns the Toolbar to its `out of the box' state. This button is only
enabled for built in Toolbars.
Choose the About... button to display version and support information.
Choose the Buttons... button to manipulate the buttons on the Toolbar.
Toolbar Buttons
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The Button list box contains the names of all buttons on the current Toolbar.
The word <gap> indicates a seperating gap on the Toolbar.
The ID box indicates the internal button ID of built-in buttons. You cannot
edit this value.
The ToolTip box shows the ToolTip for the button which pops up when the mouse
pointer is over the button. To change the ToolTip (for built-in or custom
buttons), type the new ToolTip and choose the Update button.
The macro button shows the name of the macro associated with the button. To
change the macro, type a new macro name and choose the Update button.
The Properties box indicates whether the button is built-in, enabled, already
pushed (eg the Bold button on the Formatting Toolbar is pushed when the
active cell is formatted as bold), or a gap between buttons.
The Built-In face check box indicates whether or not you have changed the
default face on the button. To restore the built-in face if it has been
changed, choose the Reset Face button.