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Finding commands (UPDATED)

Finding commands (UPDATED)

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Finding commands (UPDATED)

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- As you work with Project you'll probably find that you use some commands all the time. You can add them to the Quick Access toolbar or the ribbon to make them easy to reach, and these changes show up no matter which Project file you open. There's also a couple of ways to find the commands you want. The Quick Access toolbar sits up at the top left corner of your Project window. Out of the box it's got Save, Undo and Redo but you can add your favorite commands to that Quick Access toolbar. All you have to do is go to the command that you want on the ribbon, right-click it and then choose Add to Quick Access toolbar, and now we've got an icon for Scroll to Task. If you have lots of favorite commands, you can add tabs and groups to the ribbon. I'm going to right-click anywhere in the ribbon and then choose Customize the Ribbon. Over on the right side I have a list of my tabs and if I want to add a new one, a custom one, I come down to the bottom and click the New Tab button and that…

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