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The customized toolbar is used whenever you open that document.
6 Repeat to customize additional toolbars.
7 Click OK .
You can quickly choose the buttons that appear on a particular toolbar.
1 Click the arrow icon at the end of the toolbar you want to change.
2 Click Visible Buttons to display a list of buttons.
3 Select the buttons in the list that appears to enable (check) or disable (uncheck) them.
Customizing Menus
You can add or delete items from current menus, reorganize menus, and even create new menus.
1 Click Tools > Customize > Menu .
2 Select the menu you want to change, or click New to create a new menu.
Click Help for more information about the options in the Customize dialog.
3 Modify, add, or delete menu items as desired.
4 Click OK .
Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
You can reassign currently assigned keyboard shortcuts and assign new shortcuts to frequently used
functions.
1 Click Tools > Customize > Keyboard .
2
Select the keys you want to assign to a function, or select the function and assign the keys or
key combinations.
Click
Help for more information about the options in the Customize dialog.
3 Modify, add, or delete keyboard shortcuts as desired.
4 Click OK .
Customizing Events
OpenOffice.org also provides ways to assign macros to events such as application startup or the
saving of a document. The assigned macro runs automatically whenever the selected event occurs.
1 Click Tools > Customize > Events .
2
Select the event you want to change.
Click
Help for more information about the options in the Customize dialog box.
3 Assign or remove macros for the selected event.
4 Click OK .
Changing the Global Settings
Global settings can be changed in any OpenOffice.org application by clicking Tools > Options on
the menu bar. This opens the window shown in the figure below. A tree structure is used to display
categories of settings.