By default, the Edit pane displays a single view of one file, referred to as the current file. You can arrange the Edit pane so that you can view two different parts of the current file simultaneously, or view multiple files simultaneously. You can also “bookmark” lines in your file so that you can return to them easily without having to scroll through the file or use the find command.

When you are working on a large file, it is often useful to be able to browse and edit different parts of the file at the same time, for example, if you want to copy text to another part of the file. To do this, click Window > Split. This divides the Edit pane into sections that provide two views of the current file. Each section can then scroll independently.

The following picture shows an example of using this feature.

To change the relative sizes of the two sections, drag the split bar to the desired position. To return to a single Edit pane, click Window > Remove Split.

By default, UNICOM Intelligence Professional arranges multiple files in the Edit pane as a single tab group. This means that only one file can be viewed at a time, but that you can view any other file by clicking its tab. To view more than one file at the same time, you can create additional tab groups. Each tab group appears in its own section of the Edit pane.

To create an additional tab group, right-click the tab of the file that you want to view alongside the current file, and then click either New Horizontal Tab Group or New Vertical Tab Group.

The following picture shows an example of creating a new horizontal tab group.

If you have more than two files open, you can move a file between groups: right-click the file’s tab, and click Move to Next Tab Group or Move to Previous Tab Group. You can also create more tab groups by choosing the relevant item on the shortcut menu.

To change the relative sizes of tab groups, drag the split bar to the desired position.

To return to a single tab group, use the Move to Next Tab Group or Move to Previous Tab Group items on the shortcut menu to move all the files into a single group.