Menu: Tools->Customize
Command: Tools.Customize
Versions: 2010
Published: 7/28/2010
Code: vstipEnv0030
You can customize any toolbar in Visual Studio 2010. Just click on the drop-down to the right of any toolbar then click on "Add or Remove Buttons":
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Then click on "Customize":
Alternatively, you can go to Tools -> Customize on the Menu Bar:
Whichever option you choose, you will get the Customize Dialog:
Notice that the Toolbars Tab lists all the available toolbars. You can click on the "New" button to create a custom toolbar. You will be prompted to give the new toolbar a name:
Once you name it, you can delete the custom toolbar by clicking the "Delete" button or change it by clicking the "Modify Selection" to rename or relocate the toolbar:
You can rename custom toolbars through the "Modify Selection" but default toolbars can't be changed in this way:
The "Keyboard" button at the bottom of the dialog takes you to the Tools -> Options -> Keyboard area (details on this in a separate tip):
