A collection of buttons that represent commands is often referred to as a "toolbar" in software applications. Toolbars provide quick access to various functions or features, allowing users to execute commands such as saving, printing, or formatting documents with a single click. Each button typically features an icon or label that visually represents its specific function, enhancing user experience and efficiency. Toolbars can be customized according to user preferences or specific workflows.
Fonts and styles buttons color choice buttons
A remote control.
Ribbon Commands
ribbon commands
Tabs
ribbon
shortcuts for frequently used menu commands
Back buttons represent interdependence which means that everyone has to help each other.
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A collection of buttons is often referred to as a "button set" or "button collection." In specific contexts, such as computer interfaces, it can also be called a "button group" when buttons are grouped together for functionality. In fashion or craft contexts, it might simply be termed a "button assortment."
Generally the keyboard. The mouse can also be used if the commands are click-able buttons in a GUI environment.
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