Oh My Gosh I’ve been wanting to do that for soooo long. I’m so glad that I’ve been schooled in the method of making multiple OneNote windows now. Thank you so very much!

Don’t forget the Craig Pringle tip that lets you simply tell the OneNote window to stay on top of other windows:

http://www.jkontherun.com/2008/03/handy-onenote-t.html

There is a really nice piece of software, freeware, out there called Winsplit Revolution, at http://reptils.free.fr/

Essentially it is a way to move windows around on the screen with simple key combinations and it is a real time saver when you want to view more than one at a time and use all your screen real estate to do it.

Hit ctrl-alt-4 (on the num pad) and the program uses half of the screen on the left instantly. Switch to the other window and do ctrl-alt-6 and that uses the other half on the right. Very cool stuff especially when one has a really large screen to work with and want to tile programs quickly and easily.

Similarly ctrl-alt-9 will place a program in the upper right quarter of the screen, and ctrl-alt-5 maximizes. Great stuff.

That’s great! I’ve done tiling before within programs like Excel before, but this is really useful for tiling windows of different programs.

I’d be using this to make it easier to compare the contents of my work network drive and my USB flash drive.

BTW, can anybody point me towards an easy way to sync files from a networked drive with a USB flash drive? The combination of files on a network and on removable media has me confused as to which software would work best for me.

Hey, a nice trick. I’m thinking about a pair of situations where I could use it . Thank you