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July 7th, 2008, 07:33 PM
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Tile up pages in Visio file
In Visio 2000, I have several pages, selectable by their tabs at the
lower left. Is there a way to view two (or more pages) side by side? 
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July 7th, 2008, 08:59 PM
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Tile up pages in Visio file
visio allows you to open multiple documents simultaneously, it doesn't care
if you open the same one multiple times for viewing. al "Paul" wrote in message ... In Visio 2000, I have several pages, selectable by their tabs at the lower left. Is there a way to view two (or more pages) side by side?
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July 8th, 2008, 10:30 PM
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Tile up pages in Visio file
You're right, and it works well. Only thing to note is that double-
clicking the file in the windows file-explorer folder doesn't open up a 2nd copy within Visio. I have to go to File-Open with Visio to open up an already-opened file a 2nd time. I notice that any changes to one instance of the file is immediately reflected in the 2nd instance. Thanks! On Jul 7, 3:59*pm, "AlEdlund" wrote: visio allows you to open multiple documents simultaneously, it doesn't care if you open the same one multiple times for viewing. al "Paul" wrote in message ... In Visio 2000, I have several pages, selectable by their tabs at the lower left. *Is there a way to view two (or more pages) side by side
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