Quick Access toolbar custom icons

smakatura

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I know how to put items on the QAT. I see the icons they show me to choose from when addding one. up until now I have been using those.

However, I wonder if there is a way to have other icons usable on the QAT?

for example: right now I have 6 macros tied to the QAT. each one has a different colored block associated with it. but I would like to put one letter up there instead of the colored block. so have it say A for admissions instead of a green box.

I know that I can scroll over the colored box and it give me a description but I was hoping I could change the icon to make it easier to use.

my question: can I use "custom" icons (not standard) onthe QAT and if so how?
 

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