Which feature allows you to view two windows side by side for comparison?

• A. Split
• B. New Window
• C. Full Screen
• D. View Side by Side

Answer: (D)

Viewing two windows side by side is the feature that places two documents or views next to each other so you can compare them at a glance. This arrangement makes it easy to spot differences, compare layouts, or verify data across files without constantly switching back and forth. Split, by contrast, keeps two panes within the same window rather than two separate windows, so it’s not the same as two independent windows side by side. New Window opens another window but doesn’t automatically arrange it alongside the existing one. Full Screen fills the display with a single window, which hides others and isn’t about side-by-side comparison. The essence is that this feature specifically creates an adjacent, dual-window setup for direct comparison.