A toolbox may refer to any of the following:
A toolbox is a window or pane containing icons and buttons that are tools in the program. The tools are for quick access to common operations. A toolbox may float freely or be docked in the main window of the program. For example, Microsoft Paint contains a toolbox, including the pencil, eraser, and others.
When referring to an IDE (integrated development environment), ToolboX is a tool that helps introduce new students to computer programming.
Many programs with a toolbox allow the users to display or hide it. You may do so through the View drop-down menu at the top of the window.
Button, Drop-down menu, Icon, Programming terms, Software terms
Related information
- The official ToolboX website.
