Customizing the Toolbar
The editor toolbar (in Design View only) can be customized. MathFlow editor comes with a standard toolbar, as well as other predefined toolbars. You can also define your own custom toolbar configurations. In fact, the default toolbar is a customized one, containing most of the symbols from the pre-defined palettes, and most templates.
To use an alternative toolbar, select it from the Toolbar menu. To use a custom toolbar, add it to the toolbar menu where it can be selected.

To save a separate copy of the Standard toolbar, save a new copy of it: Toolbar > Tabbed Toolbar > Save Current Toolbar As.
To add a custom toolbar:
- Select "Manage custom toolbar..." from the Toolbar menu.
- Click "New".
- Fill in a name for your toolbar and browse to a file that contains the toolbar definition.
- Finally, click "Apply" to add the new toolbar to the Toolbar menu.

To remove a custom toolbar:
- Select "Manage custom toolbar..." from the Toolbar menu.
- Select the toolbar to remove from the "Custom Toolbar:" drop-down list.
- Click "Remove".
To update a custom toolbar:
- Select "Manage custom toolbar..." from the Toolbar menu.
- Select the toolbar to update from the "Custom Toolbar:" drop-down list.
- If you have modified the existing file, just click "Apply". Otherwise, browse to the new toolbar configuration file and click "Apply".
To customize a tabbed toolbar:
- To add an expression to the toolbar, select it and drag it to an empty button on the toolbar.
- To delete an expression from a button, right-click and choose Delete (or edit the custom toolbar file).
- There are 7 pre-defined tabs and 2 undefined tabs, all of which can be customized:
- Algebra
- Derivs
- Statistics
- Matrices
- Sets
- Trig
- Geometry
- Tab8
- Tab9
- To change the tab names, first save the toolbar, then edit the toolbar configuration file.
- In order to save customizations (added or deleted buttons), save the toolbar: Toolbar > Tabbed Toolbar > Save Current Toolbar As.
To return to factory settings:
Choose Toolbar > Tabbed Toolbar > Standard.
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