# Customizing the Toolbar

The toolbar is the area at the top of the window with buttons that can perform actions. For example, the toolbar has a button to add a new entry or navigate between different entries. What shows up in the toolbar is customizable and MacJournal has a large number of toolbar items that you can use to make the best and most efficient experience for you. To customize the toolbar, use the View menu's Customize Toolbar menu item. That will show a large sheet of buttons over your MacJournal window. To add a button, click on the button and drag it into the toolbar where you want it. To remove one, drag a button from the toolbar to somewhere outside the toolbar and it will disappear. At the bottom of the customization sheet is the default set of toolbar items. To revert back to the default, drag the default set into the toolbar just as you would any individual button. You can also choose to show just the icons or add titles to each button at the bottom.

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