Customize Toolbar - make easier to use
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Customize Toolbar - make easier to use
Am a frequent TB tinkerer. When using the Customize Toolbar box it would be an advantage if the Up and Down buttons would continue to move the selected item instead of having to be clicked for each and every increment.
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Buttons can be dragged with mouse. Or by holding ALT+u or ALT+d keys.
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Here I can only use Ctrl (instead of Alt) to do that?Or by holding ALT+u or ALT+d keys
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CTRL+arrows (and yes, that seems better) or ALT+letters U/D.highend wrote:Here I can only use Ctrl (instead of Alt) to do that?Or by holding ALT+u or ALT+d keys
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Sorry to piggy back this wish, but I have a long-standing quasi-related request I'd been waiting for an opportunity to ask for. I find myself frequently wanting to add a button to the far right of the toolbar when testing things quickly for forum users etc, so would it be possible to make it so that a selection in the left list and a Ctrl+Click on the Add button (and/or a Ctrl+Double click in the LH list if that is easier to implement) adds it to the bottom of the RHS list, therefore the far right of the toolbar, if it isn't too much of a hassle please? Currently to do that task takes multiple steps.
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I second jupe's wish. My buttons for trying out scripts always land at the beginning, I also be happier with the end as default. Maybe a tweak would be enough, so when I open the Customize Toolbar and don't click on Current Buttons, the "Add" could put the button at the end instead of the beginning.
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Thanks to all. This is very useful information to have and will be added to my "XY Toolkit". That said it lies somewhere between arcane and esoteric.
Feel the original suggestion still has merit for those not numbered among the cognoscenti. As Martin Luther said when brought before the Inquisition. "Here I stand; I cannot - I will not recant".
Feel the original suggestion still has merit for those not numbered among the cognoscenti. As Martin Luther said when brought before the Inquisition. "Here I stand; I cannot - I will not recant".