how can i have 2 window open an see both together

i done it b4 but cant remember where
can open 2 internet explorer window and see both but 1 is faded in the back
ground of the first window
so i can see two site at once
may some1 tell me how to do this please
thank you
trooper

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Tr00per wrote:
> i done it b4 but cant remember where
> can open 2 internet explorer window and see both but 1 is faded in the
> back
> ground of the first window
> so i can see two site at once
> may some1 tell me how to do this please
> thank you
> trooper

"Tr00per" <Tr00per@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>i done it b4 but cant remember where
> can open 2 internet explorer window and see both but 1 is faded in the
> back
> ground of the first window
> so i can see two site at once
> may some1 tell me how to do this please
> thank you
> trooper

A quick Google led me to this article:

http://www.web-articles.info/e/a/tit...multiple-tabs/

The first paragraph counsels opening more than one IE window.
You would then need to resize and reposition them to get
a side-by-side display.

I just tried it and got two active windows side-by-side. I resized
by using the Restore Down button on each window and then
reducing its width. Then I moved the windows to the left and
right halves of the display.

Anthony Buckland wrote:
> "Tr00per" <Tr00per@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:8640FF3C-8328-451B-B0E5-B12198181165@microsoft.com...
>> i done it b4 but cant remember where
>> can open 2 internet explorer window and see both but 1 is faded in the
>> back
>> ground of the first window
>> so i can see two site at once
>> may some1 tell me how to do this please
>> thank you
>> trooper
>
> A quick Google led me to this article:
>
> http://www.web-articles.info/e/a/tit...multiple-tabs/
>
> The first paragraph counsels opening more than one IE window.
> You would then need to resize and reposition them to get
> a side-by-side display.
>
> I just tried it and got two active windows side-by-side. I resized
> by using the Restore Down button on each window and then
> reducing its width. Then I moved the windows to the left and
> right halves of the display.

Do we know if Tr00per's running IE7?

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> ...
> Do we know if Tr00per's running IE7?

No, but has there been any recent version of IE that didn't
permit opening more than one instantiation and then
resizing and repositioning the windows? Thanks, though,
for picking up on the mention of IE7 in the page I
referred to.