>>You are correct. These are custom buttons. Guess it was just wishful thinking on my part. Is there no other way create a custom toolbar without the drag and drop way? I would like to do it code and place it in my custom class. I have yet to figure out how to put in a separator during the customization process.
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>Of course you can do it in code. The ToolBar control is just a control! :) So, you can use it as you use anyother control, you can define toolbars in prgs, etc, etc.
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>To see a code sample, define visually a toolbar class and use the ClassBrowser to see the equiv code.
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>Was this your question? :)
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>Vlad

Yse this is my question, but to define a toolbar and add the toolbar buttons you have to know the names of those buttons (Cut, Copy, Paste, etc.; sepl is the Separator) I have used the class browser to try creating a custom tool bar, but the usual toolbar buttons are not available to add to the class. The only thing available are the Form Designer toolbar contols. What am I missing?