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Chapter 4: Source Integrity Interfaces
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You can also use separators to separate buttons visually and arrange
functional groups to suit your workflow. For more information on using
separators, see “To customize the main toolbar in the graphical user
interface” on page 82.
NOTE
You cannot delete a custom toolbar button once it is created. You can only hide
the button or redefine it.
1 Select Tools > Preferences.
The Preferences dialog box opens.
2 Under the General tab, Look And Feel, click .
The Configure main toolbar dialog box opens.
3 Under Available Buttons, click User 1 or another available custom
toolbar button, then click .
The Customize User Button dialog box opens.
Enter the following information into the text fields:
Program is the path to the program or script file that you want
Source Integrity to run.
To select the program, do one of the following:
Enter the path to the program.
Click Browse to select the program.
Parameters are the options or flags the program requires to run. If
no parameters are required, you can leave this field blank.
Description is the descriptive ToolTip text that appears when the
mouse pointer is paused over the button. This field is optional.
Icon File is the path to the icon file that Source Integrity uses to
represent the selected program or script.
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