Repeat the process of creating captions for the Ungroup and Ungroup All buttons. Click on it to group the rectangles together. You will now see the caption Group Objects instead of the button. Right-click on the Group objects button and choose Customize > Toolbar Item > Caption Only.

activate the Pick tool and lasso the rectangles by drawing a marquee around them.

activate the Rectangle tool and create 3 rectangles anywhere on the page.

We will use Group and Ungroup as an example, but in order to make them show up we first need to create some objects that we can group: You can turn your most commonly used toolbar icons into captions (tool names) so you can easily recognize them. You can expand the toolbar by dragging the thin line out to the right until all buttons are visible. This means there are more tools that arenвЂ™t displayed. You will see two small right-pointing arrows. When you add a toolbar to the Property Bar, the workspace may condense the tools. A grey dotted line will appear, indicating that you can now move your toolbar. Note : if you want to move your new toolbar to another spot, right-click on one of the tools and uncheck Lock Toolbars.

a shaded grey area will appear, and you can drop your new toolbar there.

hold down your mouse key and drag it up to the Property Bar.

You can dock your toolbar into the Property Bar area at the top of the interface. This is especially handy for commands that are hidden within a tool group flyout, for example the Smooth tool under the Shape tools group. Hold down the Ctrl and Alt keys, then select the tool and drag it to your new toolbar. You can also add tools from existing toolbars to your new toolbar. Tip : If you want your tool bar to display the commands horizontally, you can grab the right edge and pull it out. Click Close to close the search window then click OK to exit the Commands dialog box.

Once you find the command you want, drag it onto your new toolbar. It will jump to the first result it finds but you can click on Find Next until you get to the command you want. If you are not sure which menu your command is listed under, click on the Binoculars icon beside the dropdown menu and type the name of the command you are looking for. Add it to your new toolbar as you did with the Enhanced command. Go back to the Commands window and scroll down until you find Wireframe under the View list. Note : If you let go of the command outside of the new toolbar area, it will create a whole new toolbar. when you see a grey dotted line appear in the empty toolbar window, you can let go of your mouse to drop the command onto the toolbar.click on Enhanced, and keeping your left mouse key held down, drag it over to your new toolbar.scroll down and you will see Enhanced first.click on the dropdown box and select View.click on Commands in the Customization section.If you closed the Customization Options dialog box to find your new toolbar, open it again ( Tools > Customization). We will dock it later.ДЇor this example, we will use the Wireframe View and Enhanced View commands to demonstrate. We recommend leaving it floating on the left-hand side of the page while we add commands to it. It can float, or you can dock it in the top or left tool bar areas. You can drag the toolbar anywhere you want in the workspace. You may have to move the Options dialog box to the side or click OK to close it in order to see the new toolbar. Your new toolbar will appear somewhere in the workspace, but it may be difficult to see since it is just a small box with an X in the top right corner. click on Command Bars in the Customization area then click New.Now we will create a custom toolbar (also called Command Bar). Your new workspace should now have a checkmark beside it, indicating that it is the workspace in use. enter a name and description, then click OK.click on Workspace at the top of the left column.The first step to customize the CorelDRAW workspace is to create a new workspace. We will be adding Commands (buttons) to a new Command Bar (toolbar). This is where you control what toolbars are displayed. In the Options dialog box you will see the Customization section in the left menu.

LetвЂ™s get started by reviewing where the main customization options areas are in CorelDRAW. In this tutorial we will show you 5 ways to customize the CorelDRAW workspace so that your most commonly used tools are right at your fingertips.

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