Adding a Command to the Quick Access Toolbar (Q.A.T.)

The Quick Access Toolbar (Q.A.T.) is found at the top left of the Microsoft Office application window and will look similar to one of these:

Q.A.T. Office 2007

Q.A.T. Office 2010

Adding a Command to the Q.A.T.:

1. Click on the drop-down arrow at the end of the Q.A.T.
2. From the menu that appears, select the command to add to the Q.A.T or click on More Commands to open the … Options dialog box that lists all the commands that can be placed on the Q.A.T.
3. If the dialog box has been opened:

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