If you want to place a toolbar in the working area of your screen, you may want to alter its shape, making it easier to keep out of the way as you work. The cursor will change to a double-headed arrow. Customizing a Toolbar Word 2000 gives the add or remove button option right from the toolbar. The new 2000 environment shows each toolbar with a small arrow next to the the toolbar heading or on the far right side indicating the adding or removing buttons option. The Add or Remove Buttons submenu appears showing all the button options available for that toolbar.
Selected buttons appear with a checkmark.
The Add or Remove Buttons submenu appears showing all the button options available for that toolbar. An alert box appears asking if you want to reset the changes. You can create a toolbar which contains only the buttons you use regularly or those you will be using most for a specific project. Creating a custom toolbar groups the buttons in one place. The Customize dialog box appears.