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How to Do Split Screen on a MacBook Air

By Matthew Lynch
June 14, 2023
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Split-screen is a feature that allows users to open two applications side by side on a single screen. This feature was first introduced by Microsoft Windows, but it is now available on MacBook Air laptops as well. It is an incredibly useful feature that lets you do two things at the same time, without needing to switch between applications. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to do split-screen on a MacBook Air.

Step 1: Open the applications

The first step is to open the applications that you want to view side by side. You can either open them from the dock or use Spotlight search to locate them. Once you have opened the applications, make sure that they are in full-screen mode.

Step 2: Activate Split Screen

To activate the split-screen feature, click and hold the green full-screen button located in the upper-left corner of the window. A menu will appear with several options. Select “Tile Window to Left of Screen” or “Tile Window to Right of Screen” depending on which side you want to use for the split-screen.

Step 3: Adjust Window Sizes

After activating the split-screen feature, you may want to adjust the window sizes to make the most of the available space. You can do this by hovering over the border between the two windows and dragging it to the left or right. You can also adjust the window size by using the shrink or enlarge buttons located in the upper left of each window.

Step 4: Use Both Applications

Once the split-screen feature has been activated, you can use both applications simultaneously. You can type in one app while watching a video on the other. To switch between apps, simply click on the app you want to use.

Step 5: Exit Split Screen

When you have finished using the split-screen feature, you can exit it by clicking on the green full-screen button again and choosing “Exit Full Screen”. This will return your windows to their original size and location.

In conclusion, split-screen is a useful feature that can significantly increase productivity by allowing users to work on multiple tasks simultaneously. On the MacBook Air, it is easy to activate and adjust the window size to suit your needs. So next time you need to work on multiple projects, use the split-screen feature and get more done in less time.

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