Can I open multiple windows in word document?

Question

Hi, can I open multiple windows in Word Document, just as I open in a browser, or in a foxit reader for example? I mean, not a separate word documents, but a new window, or chapter alongside the already existing one?
P.S. Not a chapter as on the navigation panel. But a chapter on the bar up, just as in the browsers.

Thanks.

Answer 1

You don't say what version of Word you are using. I will assume it is either 2007 or 2010.



At the very top of the vertical scroll bar on the right of the screen, just under the Ribbon, there is a black "dash" or hyphen. Drag this down with the mouse and it will split your document. Alt-Ctrl-S will do the same thing.

Answer 2

Maybe I don't understand the question, but yea, you can easily have to different documents open and edit both at the same time. I do it often.

Answer 3

No concerns, when you open the A record, on the present record in MS. be conscious, bypass to a million. record>Open. 2. elect the subsequent record that you want to open. 3. by utilising switching the record view. bypass to. 4. domicile windows(contained in the Menubar)>....(you'll see the record's call excellent on the bottom) desire it does help you ^^