Toolbar

By default the toolbar has Open, Save, Reset, Model, Tape Player, Disk Manager, Fullscreen, Virtual Keyboard, Gamepads, Debugger, Options and Mute, and at the right end Rewind, Slow Motion, Pause, Fast Forward and Fast Mode.

Right-click the toolbar to change it:

  • Buttons - every command that can be a button, by group; tick the ones you want.

  • Remove - removes the button you right-clicked.

  • Add Separator Here, Add Space Here - a line or a gap between groups.

  • Icon Size - Auto, the default: 24 x 24 while every button fits the window’s width, 16 x 16 when it does not. Or always 16 x 16 or 24 x 24.

  • Restore Default Buttons - back to the set above.

  • Lock Toolbar - on by default, so a slip of the mouse moves no button.

  • Hide Toolbar - View > Toolbar brings it back.

To move a button, untick Lock Toolbar and drag the button.

The arrow beside Mute opens a volume slider. Alt with the mouse wheel over the picture changes the volume too.

The buttons

Buttons in the toolbar’s right-click menu lists every command that can be a button, in groups. Each one is the command of the same name in a menu, described there:

Described in

Buttons

File menu, Favorites menu

Open…, Favorites, Reload, Save…, Save Changed Disks

Capture menu

Screenshot, Screenshot to Clipboard, Record Video, Record Sound to WAV…, Record… (RZX), RZX Player

Machine menu

Model, Reset, NMI, Turbo Mode

Speed and time

Pause, Fast Mode, Fast Forward, Slow Motion, Rewind

Media menu

Tape Play/Stop, Tape Record/Stop, Tape Player, Disk Manager, Cartridge, divMMC, SD Card, Drives

View menu

Fullscreen, Keep Aspect Ratio, Size, Shaders, ZX Palette, Virtual Keyboard

Input menu

Grab Keyboard, Grab Mouse, Keymap, Gamepads

Tools menu

Cheats…, Debugger, Screen, Sound Chips, Heat Map, Options…

Mute

Mute

A button for a menu - Model, Turbo Mode, Size and the like - opens that menu when clicked. A button with an arrow beside it does its command when clicked, and the arrow opens its menu: Reset lists the ROMs, Disk Manager the drives, divMMC the cards, Gamepads the joysticks, Debugger its windows, Mute the volume slider.

Rewind has no menu item: it works while the button or its key is held down. The time buttons work as their keys do; see How the keys work.