I don't know. See that wasn't so hard. However, cursor movement (distance)
alone does not make it a fact that access to controls on the QAT is easier
below the Ribbon. That is still purely a matter of opinion. I don't have
all the statistical data, but other factors may come into play like a users
ability to locate and discern a single control from all controls on the
Ribbon and QAT. Unlike you, since I don't have all the facts, I don't go
popping off with my opinion stated as a definitive fact.
Since the discussion has moved from your opinions to facts. Here are a few:
1. The QAT is not the Ribbon
2. Kassy asked "Is there anyway to get an icon on the ribbon?"
In my opinion, supported by facts, you don't know the difference between the
QAT and the Ribbon and you don't know how to customize the Ribbon.
So once again, if you don't know the answer to a question it is ok to leave
it to those who do.
Cheers
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"Peter T. Daniels" wrote in message
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On Aug 18, 6:05 pm, Greg Maxey wrote:
Kassy,
As you now may know, the icon for the Word2007 EquationInsertNew
control is already located on the Ribbon in the Symbols group of the
Insert Tab and it can be added to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT)
Whether access is easier with the QAT located above or below the
Ribbon is purely a matter of opinion.
Are you _still_ looking to pick fights?
In what universe is it not easier to _not_ have to move the cursor an
extra inch or two -- from the text -- each way to get at a QAT button?