# Task Toolbar

You can freely place plug-ins or commands on the task toolbar. Folders within the folder area can also be placed on it.
You can add tabs to the task toolbar, and organize the functions and folders you frequently use at work.
The [Useful Features (Ver. 10)] and [Task Steps (Ver. 10)] tabs are provided immediately after DocuWorks is installed.
You can customize and use it by adding or removing commands.
The plug-ins and commands placed on the task toolbar can be consecutively executed in order from left to right.

- Displaying the hidden buttons
- Tab shortcut menu
- Changing the setting of the Task Toolbar
- Task toolbar option menu
- A mark indicating the last pressed button
- Consecutively Executing the Buttons on the Task Toolbar

## Displaying the hidden buttons

If some buttons are hidden because the button area exceeds the window size, click the right end of the task toolbar to display the hidden buttons.
Note
For a hidden button, the shortcut menu cannot be displayed by right-clicking the button.

## Tab shortcut menu

Right-clicking a tab of task toolbar shows the following shortcut menus:
[Properties]
Allows you to specify the icon and color of the tab on the task toolbar.
[Export]
Allows you to export the tab on the task toolbar to a file.
[Rename]
Allows you to rename the tab on the task toolbar.
[Delete]
Allows you to delete the tab on the task toolbar.
For operations, refer to "Setting up the Task Toolbar".

## Changing the setting of the Task Toolbar

You can add buttons to or remove buttons from the tab on the task toolbar as well as rename the tab.
For operations, refer to "Setting up the Task Toolbar".

## Task toolbar option menu

The task toolbar option menu is a downward triangle at the right end of the task toolbar.
Clicking the task toolbar option menu displays [Add or Remove Buttons]. You can display the names of the buttons located on the current tab by selecting [Add or Remove Buttons] > [Task Toolbar]. Use the check box to the left of a button name to show or hide the button.
Note

- When the toolbar is in floating state, the toolbar option menu is displayed to the left of "X" in the toolbar window.
- Select [Add or Remove Buttons], and select [Customize] to display the [Toolbar Options] dialog box.

## A mark indicating the last pressed button

For each of the tabs on Task Toolbar, the last pressed button is marked.
You can record how far you have executed, such as when commands are registered in the order of work.
To clear the mark, right-click the button and select [Clear mark].

## Consecutively Executing the Buttons on the Task Toolbar

Place the buttons ([Start], [Pause/Resume], and [End]) in the tab on the task toolbar.
When you click [Start], the buttons are executed in sequence until [End].
[Pause/Resume] is placed in the middle of the sequence. If you click [Pause], the execution is suspended, and the button changes to [Resume]. When you click [Resume], the processing of subsequent buttons will resume.
For operations, refer to "Consecutively Executing the Buttons on the Task Toolbar".