You can create your own toolbars to increase your efficiency. You might, for example, create a toolbar that contains macros and other features that you use most often when you are performing a particular task, such as editing records in a table. You can change the properties of an existing Access toolbar or one that you create using the Customize dialog box, which allows you to control the toolbar's placement.
Create a New Toolbar
Click the Tools menu, and then click Customize.
Click the Toolbars tab.
Click New.
Type a name for the new toolbar.
Click OK.
Add buttons to the new toolbar by dragging commands found on the Commands tab.
Click Close.
Change a Toolbar's Properties
- Click the View menu, and then click Customize.
- Click the Toolbars tab.
- Select the toolbar from the list.
- Click the Properties button.
- Modify the toolbar properties.
- Click Close.
Did You Know?
The Undo button does not undo when you are customizing a toolbar. Remember not to click the Undo button while you are customizing a toolbar. Rather than reversing the last change, clicking the Undo button selects the button so you can copy or move it.
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