Learn how to add Microsoft Office programs on the Quick Access Toolbar. The Quick Access Toolbar is a collection of shortcuts that displays commands.

The toolbar sits on the Windows taskbar and allows you to access a program and its features more easily. Sometimes, these toolbars can be added in the initial installation of the printer.

Where I believe it is the best place as I have the whole width of the screen to be able to add as many tools as I desire. Also, these days there is the ability to have only the icons showing or icons ...

Spread the loveThe Quick Launch Toolbar is a useful feature that was first introduced in Windows XP. It allows you to access frequently used applications and shortcuts with just a single click.

Add as many commands that give you one-click access to your needed ink toolset. Below the list of commands, put a check next to ““Show Quick Access Toolbar below the Ribbon†.

Way back, I wrote a tip about the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). How wonderful it was to have the tools you use regularly in one place because you can’t always remember where to find them in the ribbons.

For example, you can't add a button to set a specific line spacing value. If you can't add the button, no option to "Add to Quick Access Toolbar" will appear when you right-click the ribbon.