Managing Open Windows

To switch to a source window

• Click anywhere in the window.
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• From the Window menu, choose the filename.
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• 1. From the Window menu, choose Windows. The Windows dialog box appears.
  2. Select a window from the Select Window list.
  3. Choose the Activate button, or double-click the selection.

To create a new window for an open source file

1. Switch to the source window.
2. From the Window menu, choose the New Window command. A second copy of the source file is displayed with an :n suffix. As you open more windows on the source file, the value of n increases. You can scroll and split each window independently. You can make changes to the source file from any window.

Note When you first open a file, if you select the Read Only check box in the Explorer Window, the current window and any duplicates of the window remain read only.

To split a source window

• Click the split bar at the top of the vertical scroll bar, and drag it down to the location you want.
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• 1. Switch to the source window. If there are multiple windows open on the source file, select one of them.
  2. From the Window menu, choose Split. The split bar appears.
  3. Drag the split bar to the location you want.

All files are automatically closed when you quit the Eloquence Development Environment (you will be prompted to save any changed files). You can also close any individual source file without quitting the application.

To close a source file

1. Switch to the source window.
2. From the File menu, choose Close to close the active window and any additional views of the window.
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   If the window is not maximized, double-click the window’s Control-menu box. When you double-click the Control-menu box, the window is closed, but additional views of the document remain open.