On 4/29/19 at 4:18 PM, [email protected] (Richard
Pitcairn) wrote:
Nestor,
I can't see how to do that. I do have about 8 documents open
right now. How do I select just two as the "top ones"?
Click on one, then switch to the second. Those two will then be top-most.
BTW, I use Moom, and a way that I like for viewing two windows -
on a large enough screen - is to hover the mouse cursor over the
green zoom button upper left *not clicking*; after a second a
popup lets me choose to have the window fill the left or right
half of the screen; then I can do the same with the other
window, filling the other half. Moom has many other capabilities
(I have no connection to the product or company).
HTH
On Monday, April 29, 2019 at 3:59:58 PM UTC-7, Richard Pitcairn wrote:
I would like to visually compare two documents but can't see
how to have both open side by side. I have searched user
manual and on line and not finding an answer. Is it possible?
Thanks,
— Richard
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