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Use to work on two parts of a program, or two programs,
simultaneously.
 
Split divides the View window horizontally. Use F6 and
Shift+F6 to move between the windows on the screen:
  ■ F6 moves the cursor down through the windows.
  ■ Shift+F6 moves the cursor up.
 
To restore an unsplit View window, choose Split again.
 
The active window contains the cursor. This window can be
sized from the keyboard:
 
  ■ Alt+Plus(+)  expands it one line.
  ■ Alt+Minus(-) shrinks it one line.
  ■ Ctrl+F10     expands it to fill the screen, or returns
                 it to its former size.