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Changing the image representing a command

You can modify the display type, caption, or image of a command without programming. By default, a command dropped directly onto a toolbar has the display type Image Only, while it has the display type Image and Text when dropped onto a menu. Menu headings can only have the display type Text Only.

  1. Make sure the toolbar containing the command whose image you want to change is visible.
  2. Click the Customize menu and click Customize Mode.
  3. On the toolbar, right-click the command you want to change, click Change Button Image, then click one of the images displayed.
  4. Alternatively, right-click the command you want to change, click Browse for Image, navigate to a custom image, then click Open.

    The new image is applied. It appears on the toolbar if the display type is Image Only or Image and Text.

    Customize dialog box
  5. Click Close on the Customize dialog box.

Related topics

  • Changing the display type of a command
  • Changing the caption of a command
  • Resetting a core command on a toolbar

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