Thread: Windows 7 Viewing 2 web pages side by side
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Old 14-03-2010, 01:37   #13
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Re: Windows 7 Viewing 2 web pages side by side
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Originally Posted by Kymmy View Post
Yes just open up two browser windows, grab one of them and drag it all the way to the left, grab the other and drag all the way to the right, they should both take up exactly half the screen automatically

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Getting onto win7 I just love some of the new features, like shaking a window which will minimise all other windows
And thats why windows 7 was your idea
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