This makes it much easier to recognize the buttons in the quick access toolbar

Moving the Quick Access Toolbar below the ribbon in Microsoft applications takes just two clicks — and makes a noticeable difference. Icons appear in black on a light background for better contrast, and each command name is displayed alongside its icon, so you always know what you're clicking. A simple change that saves time and reduces errors, especially in low-light environments.
This makes it much easier to recognize the buttons in the quick access toolbar

Imagine this: You are working hard in Microsoft Word and want to quickly call up a frequently used command, but the icon in the quick access toolbar is barely recognizable. I had the same problem for a long time. The white symbols on a dark background were particularly difficult to recognize at my workplace, depending on the lighting. To prevent this from happening to you, I will show you in a few steps how you can make the quick access ...

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