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Article #5393Re: Feature RQ: Split Screen
From: PWK
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2008 22:53
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2008 22:53
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Thanks for the quick reply. Window>New Window goes part way there (I wasn't aware of it) but adds to window congestion and quickly becomes a nuisance. If I have n pdf documents open at once, then I've got 2n windows to manage (...and which window has my ref list?). My 'user experience' (s/w companies like that term these days, it seems) is much enhanced if the single doc is viewable in two individually scrollable panes within 1 window. Cheers
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