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The section of the tab allows you to customize the visibility of the toolbars and buttons of :

You can customize:
- Whether the toolbar is visible or not, and the visible buttons when it is visible.
- Whether the toolbar is visible or not, and the visible buttons when it is visible.
- The visible buttons on some context menus.
Remarks:
- You cannot customize the visibility of the menu (on the main menu) or the visible menu entries on that main menu.
- You cannot customize the order of the buttons on the toolbars or context menus, only if the menu entries are visible or not.
- If you are using or you can use the built-in capabilities of those IDEs to customize toolbars: right-clicking on any toolbar and clicking the button on the context menu that appears, the dialog is shown but also the IDE enters in "customization" mode. In that mode, you can drag a button from any toolbar and drop it on any other toolbar (clicking the key at the same time the button is copied rather than moved). So, you can leverage that capability to put buttons of the toolbars on other toolbars that don't belong to , such as the or the toolbars, or on a new toolbar that you can create with the New... button of that dialog. Once you have put some buttons on a different toolbar, you close the dialog and you need to restart the IDE (otherwise the moved/copied buttons on other toolbar do nothing when clicked).
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