Thank you. Now I understand. I do not split my window. I just drag and
drop a tab on the right side and the screen will split.
Tom
On 8/11/2021 3:29 PM, Patrik Karlström wrote:
With two or more open files, drag the tab of one file and drop it on
the right part of the screen, pun intended.
Later on, opening new files will appear on the part with the recent
active file/tab.
Den ons 11 aug. 2021 21:15Tom Rushworth <tjr...@twc.com
<mailto:tjr...@twc.com>> skrev:
OK Clearly I don't know what I'm doing. None of the previous
suggestions work for me. I split my window using either the View
Or Window drop downs. When I do, the open file appears in both
windows and nothing I do changes the content of only one window.
Would someone please provide me with a step-by-step. I must be
missing something simple.
Tom
On 8/11/2021 2:19 AM, James Ostrowick wrote:
Yeah, this is something I discovered quite by accident.
Basically, open the files that you want to have in split mode.
(At least two obviously)
Then, drag the first file (via its tab at the top) about half way
down the second file window. It will highlight in orange. Drop it
at that point, you’ll have the two windows open.
If you just want a side by side comparison, under the “Window" menu
Kind Regards,
James Ostrowick
On 11 Aug 2021, at 08:10, Tom Rushworth <tjr...@twc.com
<mailto:tjr...@twc.com>> wrote:
Is there documentation somewhere that covers the basics of
Netbeans? Each time I have tried to find out how something
works, I can't find any documentation. My current problem is
that I want to split my window horizontally and put a different
file in each window. I know how to split the screen, but how do
I open a file in either window??
Tom
