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Split Your Screen on a Mac for Better Multitasking: Here’s How

By Matthew Lynch
March 30, 2023
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For many of us, multitasking is an essential part of our daily routine. Whether we’re working on multiple projects at once, keeping an eye on our social media feeds, or simply trying to get more done in less time, multitasking is a valuable skill. But if you’re working on a Mac, you might not be taking full advantage of the tools at your disposal. One of the best ways to optimize your productivity is by using the split screen feature on your Mac.

Splitting your screen on a Mac allows you to work on two different applications simultaneously. This means that you can have a web browser open on one side of your screen while you work on a Word document on the other side, for example. This can be incredibly helpful when you’re working on a project that requires you to reference multiple sources, or when you need to compare different files side by side.

So how do you split your Mac screen? It’s actually very easy! Just follow these steps:

1. Open the applications that you want to work with.

2. Click and hold the green “full screen” button in the upper-left corner of one of the windows.

3. Once you click and hold the button, you’ll see your screen split in half, with the application on the left side and a gray space on the right.

4. Release the button, and the application will lock into place on the left side of the screen.

5. Click on the gray space to choose the second application you want to use.

6. The selected application will then fill the empty space on the right side of the screen.

7. You can adjust the size of each window by clicking and dragging the divider line between them.

And that’s it! You now have a split screen setup that allows you to work on two different applications at the same time. This feature is particularly useful for tasks like writing, research, and video editing.

Some important things to note:

– Not all applications are compatible with the split screen feature. For example, you won’t be able to split your screen with two Finder windows or with some older applications.

– You can exit split screen mode by clicking the green full screen button again or by dragging the divider line all the way to one side.

– You can also use the split screen feature with multiple desktops. To do this, simply create a new desktop by swiping up with three fingers on your trackpad or by pressing the Mission Control button. Then, drag one application onto one desktop and the second application onto the other desktop. You can switch between desktops by swiping left or right with three fingers on your trackpad or by pressing Control + left or right arrow.

In conclusion, using the split screen feature on your Mac is an excellent way to improve your productivity and streamline your workflow. Whether you’re juggling multiple projects or simply trying to get more done in less time, it’s a valuable tool that you definitely want to add to your arsenal. So give it a try today and see how it can help you become an even more efficient multitasker!

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