Splitting the screen horizontally
To split the screen horizontally:
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Move the mouse pointer into the vertical scroll bar, on the right-hand side of the screen, and place it over the small button at the top with the black triangle.
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Immediately above this
button you will see a thick black line (Figure 16). Move the
mouse pointer over this line and it will turn into a line
with two arrows (Figure 17).
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Hold down the left mouse
button and a grey line will appear, running across the page.
Drag the mouse downwards and this line will
follow.
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Release the mouse button
and the screen will split into two views, each with its own
vertical scroll bar.
Notice in Figure 15, the
‘Beta’ and the
‘A0’ values are in the upper
part of the window and other calculations are in the lower
part.You may scroll the upper and lower parts independently.Thus
you can make changes to the Beta and A0 values and watch their
affects on the calculations in the lower half of the
window.
You can also split the window
vertically as described below—with the same
results, being able to scroll both parts of the window
independently.With both horizontal and vertical splits, you have
four independent windows to scroll.
