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splitting of screen

splitting of screen

splitting of screen

(OP)
Hello please can someone help me on how to permanently split my screen into parts each showing a different open window.
I would want to.do that on a machine hosting server 2012.
thank you

RE: splitting of screen

You don't split the screen unless your particular video card drivers allow for this. Without knowing what video card you have, and or what drivers you are using its hard to offer any type of help.

You can however arrange the windows however you need to by dragging the edges of the windows to size them and then clicking on the titlebar and dragging each window to the position you require.

This is not really a video hardware issue, but more of a Windows arrangement issue for your OS.

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Phil AKA Vacunita
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OS-ception: Running Linux on a Virtual Machine in Windows which itself is running in a Virtual Machine on Mac OSx.

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