IE7: How to Add Cut, Copy, and Paste to the Toolbar
Contributed by David Kirk 
Tagged: Internet Explorer IE7 Do you miss having your editing options one click away? This is how you can add those familiar options back within your reach.
Now this is different than putting the old File | Edit | View menu back on top of IE7.
This just lets you put the common editing icons like cut, copy, and paste onto your toolbar…
1. Right-click on a blank area of the toolbar.
2. Select Customize Command Bar
3. Select Add or Remove Commands
4. Move the buttons you want from the left column to the right column
5. Press Close when done.
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Biju Subhash said on November 26, 2008
Nice article :)
Thank you,
henry said on May 18, 2009
Thanks for your help in posting my ” cut-n-paste ” icons back on my tolbar : ) . . . . Henry in Tampa Forida.
Dr. Mohammed Adulla Akbar said on June 21, 2011
This is the Mac-daddy of instructions for adding the “cut-n-paste” icons back on your tool bar. I would encourage indiviuals to boomark or add this page to favorites for future reference. I can assure you will not be dissappointed.
Dr. Mohammed Adulla Akbar said on June 21, 2011
This is the Mac-daddy of instructions for adding the “cut-n-paste” icons back on your tool bar. I would encourage indiviuals to boomark or add this page to favorites for future reference. I can assure you will not be dissappointed.
Bleacherbracelets1 said on July 20, 2011
you just saved my sanity…TYVM!!!
larry said on October 8, 2011
what a great help it was to find your information on adding the copy and paste features back to the toolbar.
-thanks much.