Getting started with macros : Using the Macro Editor : Using the Macro Editor toolbars
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The Macro Editor features four toolbars — Standard, Debug, Edit, and UserForm — that you can use to perform macro-related tasks.
The Standard toolbar is the default toolbar.
The Standard toolbar (CorelDRAW version shown)
The Debug toolbar contains buttons for common debugging tasks (see Debugging macros).
The Debug toolbar
The Edit toolbar contains buttons for common code-editing tasks.
The Edit toolbar
The UserForm toolbar contains buttons specific to designing dialog boxes (see Designing dialog boxes).
The UserForm toolbar
To display or hide a toolbar, click View } Toolbars, and then click the corresponding command. A check mark next to a command indicates that its toolbar is currently displayed.
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You can “float” a toolbar by dragging it from the menu bar.
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You can dock a toolbar by dragging it to the menu bar.
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