Funny NYPD wrote:

>> Yes, I figured. But he said that they "can only do two (windows)",
> 
> I knew many editor can open many tabbed windows, and sometime, you
> won't be able to watch two at the same time. Also on each tabbed
> window you can only split it into two sub-window, which is what I saw
> on MPLAB editor and VS6. 

I don't think you understand. With these editors (VS any version, Word,
many others), you can open as many windows as you want /for the same
file/.  You can position them any way you like, so you can make them
look like a window split multiple times, but you can also make them look
differently. 

You also don't have to use tabbed windows; you can use the traditional
interface with multiple child windows.

With VS2005/2008, you can create something that looks like multiply
split windows if you use the tabbed interface. Sometimes you have to dig
a bit into an editor (especially if it's not a trivial one) to find out
how to do what you want.

Gerhard
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