Definition of toolbar
: a strip of icons on a computer display providing quick access to certain functions
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The three-line ribbon toolbar at the top of your screen is being whittled down to a space-saving single line.
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Click on the More actions button on the toolbar, and select Settings.
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The new design and toolbar are coming first to Outlook and Word, with other apps to follow.
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The new simpler ribbon looks like an iteration of the simpler ribbon already used in applications such as OneNote: the tall three-row ribbon of the Office desktop apps is replaced with a single-row tabbed toolbar.
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Click on the More actions button on the toolbar, and select Settings.
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App makers may have to do some extra coding, though, around things like menus and sidebars in apps, such as making a Mac app sidebar translucent or making share buttons a part of the toolbar.
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Click on the More actions button on the toolbar, and select Settings.
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Participants will learn how to import images, use keyboard shortcuts, and navigate the toolbar and panels.
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First Known Use of toolbar
1983
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Definition of toolbar for English Language Learners
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: a row of icons on a computer screen that allow you to do various things when you are using a particular program
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