Window>Tile Horizontally -- how to undo?

Once I tile several open documents/windows, how can I "untile" them? I need to view across more than one then be able to work exclusively in one without closing the other/rest.

I can cascade them but if I click the box to enlarge the window (in the upper right), my menu/command bars go away.

I need some guidance on how to maneuver with multiple windows open.

Thanks!!

Lisa in The Lowcountry

Myron over 7 years ago

Are you referring to corel specific file windows or others? You can use tabs in X7. Drag a window upwards until it kind of snaps and then let go, you should see all your open files as tabs.
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lochkelly2 over 7 years ago in reply to Myron

I'm referring strictly within CorelDraw. I know how to manipulate MS Windows. How do I then switch to one of the tabs being the only file open? Once they're tiled (horizontally) I don't know how to return them to the view I had before tiling them?
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Myron over 7 years ago in reply to lochkelly2

Window/Combine windows
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lochkelly2 over 7 years ago in reply to Myron

That's what I needed. I was reluctant about what "Combine" encompassed. Many thanks!
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Myron over 7 years ago in reply to lochkelly2

I found that if you cascade then combine is not an option. However there is a macro to do it. Might be handy toadd it into the same windows drop down menu.

Sub CombineAllViews()

Dim vh As ViewHost, vhc As ViewHost
Dim f As FrameWindow

For Each f In FrameWork.FrameWindows

For Each vh In f.ViewHosts

If vhc Is Nothing Then

If FrameWork.MainFrameWindow.ViewHosts.Count = 0 Then _
FrameWork.MainFrameWindow.RootDockHost.InsertViewHost vh, 1

Set vhc = vh

Else

vhc.InsertViewHost vh, vhc.Views.Count + 1

End If

Next vh

Next f

End Sub
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