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Selected command icons will be available on the Quick Access Toolbar from now on. Switching between Popular commands and All commands will give you more variety in terms of the commands which can be added on the Quick Access Toolbar. After selecting any of the commands from the right side part of the window, and pressing Add>, you’ll automatically see them in the left side window. Use Add> and Remove> to add and remove buttons. On the left side window named Choose commands from, you can select any of the additional commands, such as Font, Cut, Copy, and others, which will be accessible on the Quick Access Toolbar after selecting and adding.Īt the same time, you’ll see current Toolbar buttons in the right part of the window named Customize Quick Access Toolbar. Click it, and the next dialog window will come up. After selecting this, you’ll get the page Word Options, where you can see the Quick Access Toolbar menu. The Customize Quick Access Toolbar window also contains More Commands. You can also add or remove any of the buttons from the Quick Access Toolbar by doing this. For example, check Open, and its icon will be available on the Quick Access Toolbar after that. If you tick any of the unmarked commands, they will show up on the Quick Access Toolbar immediately. Some of them are ticked, some are not, depending on which buttons are installed on the Quick Access Toolbar. After clicking on this, you’ll see a long list of commands. You can use the drop-down button behind the Quick Access Toolbar-named Customize Quick Access Toolbar-to customize it. This set of buttons can differ and depend on local customization. These include Save, Undo, Redo and the Touch/Mouse button. It has a group of small icons, each with its own action or command to carry out. The Quick Access Toolbar is found in the upper left-hand area of MS Word, on top of the Ribbon field. How to use the Quick Access Toolbar in Microsoft Word 2013