Customizing toolbars and palettes

You can dock, float, resize, and move the toolbars and palettes to customize your workspace. When docking is enabled, toolbars and palettes can be automatically integrated into the workspace. When docking is disabled, toolbars and palettes can float anywhere on the screen without being integrated into the workspace.

You can keep the open palettes and toolbars fully displayed or roll them up when you’re not using them.

To set docking preferences Back to Top

Edit workspace 

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Even if a palette is set for docking, you can still place it anywhere in the workspace without docking it by dragging it while holding down Ctrl.

To dock a toolbar or palette Back to Top

Edit workspace 

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You can also dock a toolbar or palette by double-clicking its title bar.

To float a toolbar or palette Back to Top

Edit workspace 

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The handle size and position vary, depending on the size of the toolbar and whether it is vertical or horizontal.

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You can also double-click the toolbar’s handle.

To move a toolbar or palette Back to Top

Edit workspace 

To resize a toolbar or palette Back to Top

Edit workspace 

To display all toolbars and palettes Back to Top

Edit workspace 

To roll up a toolbar or palette Back to Top

Edit workspace 

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If you perform an action in which the toolbar or palette remains in focus, the toolbar or palette remains displayed even after the pointer moves away. When you click anywhere else or perform another action, the toolbar or palette rolls up.

When you click away from the palette or toolbar with the Auto Hide button activated, it rolls up in one of two ways: If it’s floating, only the title bar is visible; if it’s docked, a tab appears with the palette or toolbar name.

Clicking the Auto Hide button again prevents the palette from rolling up.

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To display the palette again, position your pointer over the tab.


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