Guides/ReportDesign/11.0-Toolbar-and-Preview.md
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**The report designer's toolbar**
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The table below describes the functions of the toolbar buttons
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The toolbar represents a set of controls (mainly buttons) that allow users quick access to various reporting features while designing a report. The AdHoc platform provides a set of classes that allows you to construct a completely customized toolbar for the report designer. You can get a list of all the report designer buttons [[at this FAQ page|http://wiki.izenda.us/FAQ/Hiding-Buttons-and-Tabs#Report-Designer-Buttons]].
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-_**Note:** Before version 6.7, these settings also applied to the Report Viewer, Dashboard Designer, and Dashboard Viewer._
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+_**Note:** Before version 6.7, these settings also applied to the Report Viewer, Dashboard Designer, and Dashboard Viewer._
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+AdHoc allows you the option to either customize the default toolbars or create a completely new toolbar, by manipulating basic toolbar objects using the toolbar API. The Toolbar is implemented by using classToolbar, which has a collection of ToolbarItem. Any control derived from ToolbarItem represents a basic toolbar object and can override the default toolbar. Since ToolbarItem is derived from WebControl, it has all of its properties and events, like Enabled, Visible, etc. AdHoc has three built-in toolbar controls derived from ToolbarItem:
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+##11.2 Preview Tab
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+In the Preview tab (see image below), a preliminary version of the created table can be viewed, along with its Summary table, Chart(s), Map, and Gauges. This will also display any other properties that have been set. You may go back and change selections in the previous tabs and see how they affect the table by returning to the Preview tab.
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