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Tool Sets List
Lists the tool sets available on the Tool Sets palette. Expand a tool set to see
the commands, tool groups, and drop-downs (also known as flyouts) that are
assigned to the tool set.
Right-click over a tool set in the list and choose Specify Tool Set Image to
display the
Specify Tool Set Image dialog box on page 231. The image assigned
appears next to the tool set name in the Tool Sets list on the Tool Sets palette.
Create New Element(+) Displays a menu which allows you to create a new
tool set, tool group, or drop-down.
■ Add Tool Set - Creates a new tool set that can be accessed from the Tool
Sets palette. Only one tool set can be displayed at a time on the Tool Sets
palette.
You do not add commands directly to a tool set, but to a tool group under
a tool set.
■ Add Tool Group - Creates a new tool group that is used to organize related
commands in a tool set.
Tool groups are collapsed by default, and display the commands and
drop-downs above the separator in the tool group. Commands and
drop-downs below the separator are hidden until the discolsure triangle
for the tool group is clicked on the Tool Sets palette. Click the Lock icon
on a tool group’s title bar to keep it expanded.
■ Add Drop-down - Creates a new drop-down (of flyout) that is used to group
related commands into a single button on a tool group.
Options Displays a menu which allows you to manage the tool groups,
commands, and drop-downs in a tool set.
■ Insert Separator - Adds a new separator after the selected command or
drop-down in the Tool Sets list. When inserted, a solid horizontal line is
displayed in the tool group or drop-down. A separator on a tool group
controls which commands and drop-downs are displayed by default or are
only available when the tool group is expanded.
■ Duplicate - Creates a copy of the selected tool group, command, drop-down,
or separator currently selected in the Tool Sets list.
■ Delete - Removes the selected tool group, command, drop-down, or
separator from the Tool Sets list.
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