AOL Desktop for Mac: Customizing the Toolbar

Posted Dec 3rd 2007 2:05PM by Lee Givens
Filed under: Member Education, AOL Desktop for Mac

Did you know you can add, move or remove most of the toolbar items for AOL Desktop for Mac? Each major component that has a toolbar has the ability to customize. If you use a Mighty Mouse or a 2 button mouse, most of the changes are as easy as right-clicking any of the grey area around the buttons in the toolbar:



From the contextual menu, just select Customize Toolbar...

You can also access tool bar customization by going to the View menu:



If you really want to show your Mac-skills, you can Command-drag the icon to any position on the toolbar or even off the toolbar, if you want to remove it. If you want to reset the toolbar, just drag the default set to the toolbar and, boom - it's back like magic.



Here are all the customization options for the application toolbar:

Thanks...
Lee Givens
AOL Mac Product Lead

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