Two basic questions this morning from a beginner with Opus. Thank you.
Question One.
How do I permanently put the "calculator" (as a direct path) on the toolbar.
I must have deleted the "sample toolbar using direct paths."
Question Two.
I lost the style toolbar which shows explorer, commander, dual vertical mode, etc. I have been trying to get it back. (I just have "styles") I read help and go to the preferences--and I'm stuck. I can't reinstate it.
Thank you very much.
Melissa
#2: Right click on the toolbar, Toolbars -> Tabbar.
#1: Enter customize mode (Settings -> Customize) and then simply drag the Caclulator icon (e.g. from the start menu) to the toolbar, then click OK.
Question 2
I've tried that, but it doesn't work
The tabber toolbar is checked. But the various lister options (explorer, dual horizontal, etc.) do not come up on the tab bar.
Melissa
Question #1
(Calculator to toolbar).
That worked really well--very easy.
I can see how I could use that for some other items.
Thank you, Leo.
Melissa
For #1, I have recorded a video. You can watch it at
Your video is very cool, Sri. 
That's really helpful for showing the steps in creating personalized toolbar buttons. Thank you!
Melissa
[quote="Melissa"]Question 2
I've tried that, but it doesn't work
The tabber toolbar is checked. But the various lister options (explorer, dual horizontal, etc.) do not come up on the tab bar.[/quote]
Maybe the "Tabbar" toolbad had the styles tabs removed from it.
To add the styles tabs back to it (or to any other toolbar), enter Customize mode and then look at the Commands tab in the window that appears. Type "styles" into the filter at the bottom to quickly find the item you want -- Lister Styles - Tabs -- and drag that to your toolbar.
It'll look like a simple rectangle at first but when you exit customize mode it'll turn back into the tabs.
While still in Customize mode you can right-click it to set options, change (or turn off) the label, etc.
Hi Leo,
Yes, that worked (for the styles tabs).
Thank you.
Melissa
