The split-screen view in Windows comes in handy when you want to review documents, compare product designs, or simply keep an eye on multiple tasks at once. This feature allows you to view and interact with two or more windows simultaneously, eliminating the need to constantly switch between tabs or apps. For example, you can chat with colleagues during a video call while referencing important data from a spreadsheet, or browse through research documents while keeping a social media feed or music app open on one side….

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