Toolbar

As the name suggests, the toolbar is an area in a software program that integrates various tools to make it convenient for users to use. A toolbar is a control bar that displays rows of bitmapped buttons that are used to execute commands. Pressing a toolbar button is equivalent to selecting a menu item; if a menu item has the same ID as a toolbar button, then using the toolbar button will call the same handler mapped to the menu item. Buttons can be configured to look and behave like normal buttons, radio buttons, or check boxes.
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Toolbar

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As the name suggests, the toolbar is an area in a software program that integrates various tools to make it convenient for users to use. A toolbar is a control bar that displays rows of bitmapped buttons that are used to execute commands. Pressing a toolbar button is equivalent to selecting a menu item; if a menu item has the same ID as a toolbar button, then using the toolbar button will call the same handler mapped to the menu item. Buttons can be configured to look and behave like normal buttons, radio buttons, or check boxes.