If the folder does not exist with that name, Verbum will create the folder automatically. Provide a folder name to add the shortcut to a folder.Change the icon by clicking on one of the available icons.Adjust the label by changing the label text next to Show label.Right-click a shortcut button in the shortcut bar.You can modify the shortcut to change the icon and the text or add your shortcuts to folders: Shortcut buttons show either an icon or text by default. Hyperlinks: Drag any hyperlink from your computer or Verbum- including links to content in Verbum-to the shortcuts bar.Layouts: Drag saved layouts or layout templates (like vertical alignment) to the shortcuts bar.Go Box commands: Add commands, like “Close All” by typing them in the command box and dragging them from the drop-down list to the shortcuts bar.Library/Docs/Guides/Tools: Locate an item and drag it to the shortcuts bar.You can also add non-opened items to the shortcuts bar: To create a shortcut from an open resource, search, tool, and more, drag the item you want to the shortcuts area. Like the icons on your desktop which open programs or favorites in your internet browser that open internet links, Verbum shortcuts allow you to quickly open resources, run commands, or access layouts you use most often. Note: Looking for keyboard shortcuts? Visit this article. You can optionally set custom icons for each link or group links in folders. Shortcuts are links you create that rest in the shortcut bar, which is the area of the toolbar between the Tools icon and the Layouts icon.
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