# Toolbar and Menu in Rhino

In the Rhino user interface, we can run RhinoArtisan in three ways, just like in Rhino: Menu, Toolbar or by Command Prompt.

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### Menu

A new menu will appear in Rhino with the name Artisan.

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### Toolbar

When RhinoArtisan is installed, the toolbar will also appear. As in any other Rhino toolbar, we can see that some icons have a small triangle at the bottom right, it will open a new toolbar.

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### Commands

All RhinoArtisan tools are available at the command prompt. All commands start with Artisan.

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