You can add buttons or remove buttons you use infrequently, and rearrange buttons
and toolbars. You can also create your own toolbars and flyout toolbars, and create
or change the button image associated with a command. When creating a toolbar, you
can create a toolbar from scratch, create a copy of an existing toolbar, or create
a toolbar from an existing pull-down menu. Sub-menu items are not included when a
toolbar is created from a pull-down menu.

The following table shows the properties of the Standard toolbar as they appear in
the Properties pane.

When you create a new toolbar, the first task you need to do is to provide a name
for it. A new toolbar has no commands or controls assigned to it. If a toolbar has
no commands or controls on it, it is ignored by the program until you add at least
one command or control to it. You add commands and controls to a toolbar by dragging
a command or control from an existing toolbar or the Command List pane and dropping
it onto a toolbar.

Once a command or control has been added to a toolbar, you can change the text that
is displayed in the tooltip when the cursor hovers over top of the button by changing
the Name and Description properties that are displayed in the Properties pane.

Create Ribbon Panels from Toolbars

A ribbon panel can be created from a toolbar by dragging an existing toolbar from
the Toolbars node under the Customizations In <file name pane to the Panels node under the Ribbon node in the Customizations In <file name pane. When the toolbar is dropped, you are prompted to convert a copy of the toolbar
to a ribbon panel.