spliting monitor

[amit code]

hii.. is there any application by which we can divide the computer screen into two or more parts so that we can see more the two application simultaneously running on the screen. Please do reply if any body has any idea or any linl regarding this.. Thanx

prashant jain

[Maximilien]

can't you just resize the windows so that they are tiled ?

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[realJSOP]

Are you new at this computer stuff?

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[Dan Neely]

You can, but with something like ultramon you can move a maximized window from one monitor to the next with a single click. Moving an unmaximized window from one side of the monitor to the second requires a more involved drag, and the end has to be done slowly if you want to avoid any overlap. Something like what the OP wants would be a killer app for me with a 30" monitor. For normal use it's too wide to run most apps fullscreen (unless you use larger fonts and sit farther away, completely defeating the purpose). Otherwise I'd rather just have more 20" monitors instead of one oversized monster.

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[Pete OHanlon]

prashantjain wrote:

is there any application by which we can divide the computer screen into two or more parts so that we can see more the two application simultaneously running on the screen.

I suggest you upgrade from MSDOS to one of those new fangled OSes like Windows 3.1.

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[Luc Pattyn]

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[Dave Kreskowiak]

prashantjain wrote:

is there any application by which we can divide the computer screen into two or more parts so that we can see more the two application simultaneously running on the screen

Yes. It's called "Windows".

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[Rajesh R Subramanian]

prashantjain wrote:

by which we can divide the computer screen into two or more parts

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