The Toolbar provides buttons for many of the functions in iData Pro. (Please note that whenever an upgrade to iData Pro adds a new toolbar button, you will have to use the Customize Toolbar function, explained below, to get that new button to show up in your toolbar.)
1. Hide/Show Toolbar in the View menu will allow you to hide or show the Toolbar. (This item toggles between Hide Toolbar and Show Toolbar, depending on whether the Toolbar is visible, or not.)
2. Customize Toolbar... in the View menu brings up the toolbar customization palette, which will allow you to rearrange the buttons in the Toolbar.
Drag items to the datafile Toolbar
to add
them.
Drag items out of the Toolbar to remove them. Reorder items in
the
Toolbar by dragging
them and dropping them into new positions. If you want your
Toolbar to
look exactly
like the default set at the bottom of the window, just drag that
default set to the datafile Toolbar. (Note that some related
items are
combined into groups. )
The Show popup menu at the bottom of the window controls whether the icons and/or text are shown in the Toolbar.
The Use Small Size checkbox will reduce the size of
the
icons and text. This is a good way to reclaim some window real
estate.
(NOTE: Due to what we believe are one or more system bugs, the
group
image in the customization palette may be truncated if the
palette
window is opened while the small size option is selected. This
will not
affect the way the toolbar looks. These bugs have been
reported to
Apple.)
Click the Done button when you are finished.
3. Toggle Toolbar Style (command-control-T) toggles between the Classic and Minimalist button sets, as shown above. The minimalist toolbar is more uniform and takes up a little less space horizontally than the classic toolbar.