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My job does not provide office suite licenses for macOS so I'm forced to use it online. Typically the Word app has an option to show two pages at once on screen and I can edit them. How does one get to do that in the Web version as I do not see a clear path to do so?!
Thank you!
---Roman
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The web app doesn't provide multiple windows but it runs in your browser. You should be able to open a second browser window (or more), access the same document & arrange the windows as you prefer. Not an optimal solution but may serve your purpose.
Appreciate the reply sir! Yes thats what my workaround is as well - multiple tabs\browsers. I was just hoping for a more elegant solution.
Thank you!
---Roman