Since last year, iPadOS has been amazed at advances in multitasking management that allow you to do two or more things at once, with advanced productivity saying this. Since then, additional programs have been modified to take advantage of this opportunity, being Microsoft, with Office, more recently.
Microsoft has started testing for compatibility in the beta version it offers many Word and PowerPoint windows on iPadOS. The new feature will allow users to save time, thanks to the option of having two text or presentations alike. Currently, split screen support is limited to what's called "Internal Offices," or members of Microsoft's public beta testing program, available through Testflight.
How to have Word and PowerPoint multiscreen mode on the iPad?
In a blog post, Microsoft highlights three different ways to achieve this task. The first tells the user to select, hold again Drag a file from a list of recent files, shared and opened in the app on the edge of the iPad screen to open it next to each other.
From Word or PowerPoint, you should swipe from the bottom of the screen and open the booth. Then touch and hold the corresponding app icon and drag it to the port to the left or right of the screen. And finally touch the document to open it.
The third option, needs to be in Word or PowerPoint, in view Later, Shared and Open on the program home screen, then touch the file view menu in the list, followed "Open in new window".
So far Microsoft hasn't come up with plans to make multiple Windows support for the iPad available to all users, but hopefully it will be a very short time.
