How to Customize the Quick Access Toolbar in Word 2007
Word 2007 is word processing software developed by Microsoft Corp. You can customize Word to suit your preferences. You can change the default settings to change how Word opens or even add extra buttons to the Quick Access Toolbar. You may want to do this to save time so that a particular command is easier to access. If you would like to customize the Quick Access Toolbar, it is easy to do so.
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Instructions
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Open Microsoft Word and click right-click over the Quick Access Toolbar next to the Office button at the top of the page.
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Select "Customize Quick Access Toolbar" from the menu that opens. A box titled "Word Options" will open. This is where you can make changes to the default settings in Word.
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Click the "Customize" tab if it is not already selected. A list of all of the commands that are available to add to the Quick Access Toolbar will open.
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Select a command you want to add to the Quick Access Toolbar and click "Add." The command will move to the Quick Access Toolbar command list.
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Add any other commands you want on the Quick Access Toolbar. After you have added all the commands you want to show in the toolbar, click "OK." The "Word Options" box will close, and you can see the new buttons in the Quick Access Toolbar.
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Tips & Warnings
If you later decide you want to remove a command from the Quick Access Toolbar, right-click over the button and select "Remove from Quick Access Toolbar."
