Docking Windows

Most windows can be docked to another window, to the Multiple Document Interface (MDI), or even floated to another screen. As soon as a window is dragged, several docking symbols are displayed as shown in the screenshot.

Source code files, however, have to reside in the Text Editor window.

move windows

To move a window to another location:

Click on the Title Bar or the Page/Object name of a window.
Drag the window onto a docking symbol.
Release the mouse button.

In addition, you can use the context menu displayed for the Title Bar or Page/Object name.

Context menu for moving windows

Floating	Floats the document. Thus you can drag it to another location. A double-click on the Title Bar also floats the window. A double-click on the Page/Object name floats only that precise window.
Docking	Docks the window to the default location. A double-click on the Title Bar also docks the window. A double-click on the Page/Object name docks only that precise window to the default location.
Tabbed Document	Docks the window to the Text Editor. Use the context menu to and click on Tabbed Document to undock the window from the Text Editor.
Auto Hide	Hides the window as soon as it looses focus. The window is minimized and the Page/Object name is visible in the window margin. Double-click the Page/Object name to maximize the window.
Hide	Hides the window completely. Use the menu to maximize the window.

Note

You can always use Window - Reset View to Defaults to reset the layout. This, for example, is useful when you are working with one monitor and the imported project has layout arrangements for two monitors.

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