With Split Screens, you can display up to six windows at the same time. Each window can be configured and moved independently. Or, you can link windows together to synchronize the scrolling.
For example, you could display two different translations of the Bible on the same screen for comparison. Or have one window with the text and two windows of reference or commentary.
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Note: If you are using a Bible with Notes or References (such as the New American Standard Version with Strong's Numbers, or the NIV with Publisher Notes), the default setting is that the screen below the Bible version will be used for references.
To activate Split Screen Mode:
| 1. | Install multiple translations of the Bible and study aids on your Pocket PC device. For more information, see our online store or installation instructions. |
| 2. | Go to Tools > Split Window Cfg and choose your max number of windows. |
| 3. | Tap the split screen icon in the bottom toolbar:  , or go to View > Toggle Windows. Each time you tap the icon the screen will split again up to six windows. Tapping a window makes it the active window. |
To load texts into a window:
| 1. | Tap the window to make it active. |
| 2. | Go to View > Library, select the text you want, and tap OK. |
| 3. | The text will display in the active window. |
To switch window modes:
| 1. | Tap Tools > Split Window Cfg. |
| 2. | Select the Max Number of Windows you want to display at a time. |
| 3. | Tap OK to return to the text. |
To specify which window a link will open in:
| 1. | Go to Tools > Split Window Cfg. Select the Advanced button. |
| 2. | Specify which window you want links from Window 1, 2, 3, etc to open in. |
For example, you may have three open windows. The top two have Bibles and you want the third window to display the reference for Window 1 and Window 2. On this Split Screen Adv screen, you would set Window 1 to open in Window 3, and Window 2 to open in Window 3.