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Working with Several Windows at Once
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5.2 Working with Several Windows at Once
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The window that appears on top is called the active window.
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Other windows beneath the active window are called the inactive windows.
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When you click anywhere on an inactive window, it becomes the active window
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Or you can use ALT + TAB (hold the Alt key and press tab several times)
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Arranging Windows
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Point to an empty space on the taskbar and right-click. The pop-up menu that appears gives you three basic options:
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Cascade - stacks all the windows one on top of the other with just enough room to see the title bar and left edge of each window beneath the active window on top.
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Tile Vertically - resizes every open window, and lays them out edge-to-edge, side-by-side.
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