I want to add a toolbar (Scripting) alongside my main menu in PSP 8,
i.e. on the top row. Is that not possible? I can locate it alongside
my toolbar, on the second row, where there is a little *less* room, so
it can hardly be a space issue.

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Terry, West Sussex, UK

"Terry Pinnell" <terrypinDELETE@THESEdial.pipex.com> wrote in message 
news:tc3nd1d9fimj076md14ggvfqv191l12gc4@4ax.com...
>I want to add a toolbar (Scripting) alongside my main menu in PSP 8,
> i.e. on the top row. Is that not possible? I can locate it alongside
> my toolbar, on the second row, where there is a little *less* room, so
> it can hardly be a space issue.
>
> -- 
> Terry, West Sussex, UK
>

I can move it up there but not docked in 9 it will only dock on the tool 
bar. So Maybe not. 

"Trev" <trevbowdenATdsl.pipexDOTnet> wrote:

>
>"Terry Pinnell" <terrypinDELETE@THESEdial.pipex.com> wrote in message 
>news:tc3nd1d9fimj076md14ggvfqv191l12gc4@4ax.com...
>>I want to add a toolbar (Scripting) alongside my main menu in PSP 8,
>> i.e. on the top row. Is that not possible? I can locate it alongside
>> my toolbar, on the second row, where there is a little *less* room, so
>> it can hardly be a space issue.
>>
>> -- 
>> Terry, West Sussex, UK
>>
>
>I can move it up there but not docked in 9 it will only dock on the tool 
>bar. So Maybe not. 

OK, thanks, I'll dock it alongside toolbar then.

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Terry, West Sussex, UK

"Terry Pinnell"
> I want to add a toolbar (Scripting) alongside my main menu in
PSP 8,
> i.e. on the top row. Is that not possible?

No.

However you can drag each individual item off other toolbars,
and place it directly onto that bar alongside currently existing
menu items.  You can also create more open spaces up there by
drag/dropping the HELP menu down inside your WINDOWS menu -->
then renaming WINDOWS as a shorter "W".

Be sure to do all your customizing whilst an image is currently
open and active.  That menubar is actually three separate
toolbars and constantly changing.  All depending on whether your
image browser, an image, or nuthin', is presently active and
happening.  Erroneously customize your menubar whilst the image
browser is active, means: When you then open any image to
actually use your customizations, they won't be visible.  They
will only show when the image browser is active, and will be
useless.

There are a few features that will not customize on the Menubar
as icons, and will revert back to text.  If this REVERTS TO TEXT
happens?  Drag stuff directly from your Customize Dialog Box
instead.  Don't drag /drop from other toobars.  This will then
allow even more items and features to install up on the Menubar
as true icons --> but not all.  Some features still revert to
text no matter what you do.  You'll soon find out which ones
work, and those that always revert back to text.  Nonetheless
the dead empty spaces sitting around up there, can indeed be
expanded wider, and better utilized.

Porter

I can locate it alongside
> my toolbar, on the second row, where there is a little *less*
room, so
> it can hardly be a space issue.
>
> -- 
> Terry, West Sussex, UK
>

"Porter" <camprattyremovemice@comcast.net> wrote:

>
>"Terry Pinnell"
>> I want to add a toolbar (Scripting) alongside my main menu in
>PSP 8,
>> i.e. on the top row. Is that not possible?
>
>No.
>
>However you can drag each individual item off other toolbars,
>and place it directly onto that bar alongside currently existing
>menu items.  You can also create more open spaces up there by
>drag/dropping the HELP menu down inside your WINDOWS menu -->
>then renaming WINDOWS as a shorter "W".
>
>Be sure to do all your customizing whilst an image is currently
>open and active.  That menubar is actually three separate
>toolbars and constantly changing.  All depending on whether your
>image browser, an image, or nuthin', is presently active and
>happening.  Erroneously customize your menubar whilst the image
>browser is active, means: When you then open any image to
>actually use your customizations, they won't be visible.  They
>will only show when the image browser is active, and will be
>useless.
>
>There are a few features that will not customize on the Menubar
>as icons, and will revert back to text.  If this REVERTS TO TEXT
>happens?  Drag stuff directly from your Customize Dialog Box
>instead.  Don't drag /drop from other toobars.  This will then
>allow even more items and features to install up on the Menubar
>as true icons --> but not all.  Some features still revert to
>text no matter what you do.  You'll soon find out which ones
>work, and those that always revert back to text.  Nonetheless
>the dead empty spaces sitting around up there, can indeed be
>expanded wider, and better utilized.
>
Hey, thanks a lot, I'll have fun trying those suggestions.

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Terry, West Sussex, UK