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The thread discusses how to split or view multiple web pages or windows on a Windows computer. The original poster asks for methods to view two pages simultaneously; a responder suggests using browser extensions like Tab Resize, while another provides a manual method for splitting the screen by dragging windows to the sides of the display. Overall, the conversation offers both software and built-in Windows techniques for multitasking with multiple windows.
The thread discusses how to split or view multiple web pages or windows on a Windows computer. The original poster asks for methods to view two pages simultaneously; a responder suggests using browser extensions like Tab Resize, while another provides a manual method for splitting the screen by dragging windows to the sides of the display. Overall, the conversation offers both software and built-in Windows techniques for multitasking with multiple windows.
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There are a number of extensions that can do split screens.
Tab Resize - split screen layouts
Tab Resize - split screen layouts
AdrianG001
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- Let’s assume you have two open windows on your computer, but one is behind the other. Let’s say each window is a different running program, maybe email on the one hand and word processing on the other.
- Take your cursor to the center (or so) of the topmost part of the open window on your screen.
- Depress the left mouse button and “grab” the window.
- Keep the mouse button depressed and drag the window all the way over to the RIGHT of your screen. It will automatically resize to take up the RIGHT half of your screen.
- Now you should be able to see the other open window, behind the half window that’s to the right.
- Take your cursor to the center (or so) of the topmost part of that open window.
- Depress the left mouse button to “grab” that window.
- Keep the mouse button depressed and drag the window all the way over to the LEFT of your screen. It will automatically resize to take up the LEFT half of your screen.
- Voila! Can you copy and paste between the two? You bet!
- If you are feeling really crazy, you can of course start with the left half first. Not recommended for the faint of heart, however.
Regards,
Adrian
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