Thursday, March 29, 2012

Side by Side windows instructions

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Its easier to follow step by step instructions if you can see the steps side by side and apply them at the same time. Internet windows can be customized to do that, rather than toggling back and forth re-opening windows in full view screen taking more time to re-read, access another window, re-read or review to be sure steps are done properly. Follow these steps to help see steps and apply at the same time. Capital letters are used for emphasis and may not appear as such on the screen.
                                            
Short cut to open two browser windows at the same time
  • Open one Internet Browser window.
    (Either the Big blue lower case E or however you have your settings to open up the Internet)
  • Ctrl button and N at the same time. CTRL + N
    (
    Duplicates and opens another window)
  • In the new page’s Internet address bar at the top, Copy and paste or type in a new website address.
  • Upper right corner Middle button, left of x, click the SQUARE(s)
     The window gets smaller.
  • On the other window click the same Square icon picture.
  • Both windows are smaller.

Moving Windows
  • Position your mouse over the top bar of one window.
  • Hold the left mouse key, or the only mouse button, down and move the mouse at the same time. 
  • Move your windows so they can be viewed side by side.

Changing the size of the window
  • Hover the mouse over the top corner or sides of a window to watch it change from an arrow to a line with two arrows at the end.
  • While the cursor has changed to the line with two arrows at the end, hold the left mouse key button, or only mouse button, down and Drag your mouse different directions to see how it changes the size.

Change the view inside the window
  • On the Internet window, the lower right corner may show a magnify glass with a percent number.
  • To the right of that, click the arrow.
  •  A drop down/up window appears and you can select or customize the view.

Or at the top of the window there may be buttons that say:
  • VIEW.
  • Drop down window opens.
  • choose: ZOOM.
  • Click on your choice or customize a percent of the view.

If windows overlaps.
Depending on how you change the size of the window, the windows may overlap. Whichever is the current window you’re working on, it will be the one in front. Readjust the window size and refer back to the above steps: “Changing the size of the Window.”


Seeing more inside windows
  • To the right or the bottom of the window, hover your mouse over the vertical bar or horizontal bar in between a track (between two up and down or left to right arrows)
  • Hold down the left mouse key, or the only mouse key, (the bar may change colors) at the same time do the following:
    •  If you selected the right bar move the mouse up and down.
    •  if you select the bottom bar move the mouse left to right.
    • Or click on the arrow keys in between the bar.
    • Or click on anywhere in between the arrows, outside of the bar in the track.
  • Or Select inside the window and use the keyboard keys: up, down, left and right arrow keys.
Closing windows
·        Upper right corner of the window
·        Click on the X.

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