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is it the one where yo go into VB then into VIEW then down to TOOL BAR then tick standard.<br />
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then drag that where &nbsp;you want it<br />
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cheers<br />
Andy<br />

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is it the one where yo go into VB then into VIEW then down to TOOL BAR then tick standard.

then drag that where  you want it


cheers
Andy


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Gee, was this a bad answer that it only got a &quot;C&quot; grade?<br />
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FYI Common courtesy on the site is for the questioner to respond before giving less than an &quot;A&quot; grade. &nbsp;Also, some experts will not assist those who regularly give &quot;C&quot; grades, meaning that your future questions may get less quality answers. &nbsp;If you would like to correct this issue, drop a zero-point question in the Customer Service topic area and refer to this question.
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Gee, was this a bad answer that it only got a "C" grade?

FYI Common courtesy on the site is for the questioner to respond before giving less than an "A" grade.  Also, some experts will not assist those who regularly give "C" grades, meaning that your future questions may get less quality answers.  If you would like to correct this issue, drop a zero-point question in the Customer Service topic area and refer to this question.

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Hi,<br />
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I have just reformatted my disc and introduced visual basic pro.<br />
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Prior to reformatting I used to have a really useful function directly accessible from the VB toolbar, either under Tools or Addins.<br />
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The ability to add a toolbar was in the drop down box with all the images on the left and the ability to &quot;right hand arrow&quot; into the list ... then move the right hand list into the order you required.<br />
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How can I bring it back ?<br />
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Dave
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Hi,

I have just reformatted my disc and introduced visual basic pro.

Prior to reformatting I used to have a really useful function directly accessible from the VB toolbar, either under Tools or Addins.

The ability to add a toolbar was in the drop down box with all the images on the left and the ability to "right hand arrow" into the list ... then move the right hand list into the order you required.

How can I bring it back ?

Dave

Tool Bar

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.