The iPad may not be as efficient as a real computer, but it is not outdone in terms of multitasking.iPados allows you to display and work with two or three applications on the screen at the same time, allowing you to drag and deposit text, images, links and even files of an application at theother.

Your iPad offers two different multitasking modes: slide on and separate view.The split display allows you to view two applications on the screen, one of them in a narrow component floating above the other.

Split View allows you to display two applications on the screen in their own resizementable components.You can then add a third application, which is in the floating shutter.

Slide Over and Split View are both taken care of by the iPad Pro, 5th generation iPad and subsequent versions, iPad Air 2 and subsequent versions, and iPad Mini 4 and subsequent versions.Some older iPad models work limited with Slide Over, but not with Split View.

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With iPados 15, Apple has lightened the process by which you position several windows.Instead of having to move them with your fingers, you can use a multitasking toolbar at the top of the screen.This toolbar allows you to quickly move a window in drag and drop mode, in fractional or full screen mode mode.

To take advantage of the latest features, make sure you run iPados 15 or a later version. Allez à Réglages &gt ; Général &gt ; Mise à jour du logiciel.We will tell you that the operating system is up to date or we will ask you to download and install the last update.

Open the Slide Over mode

The opening of several windows by the drag and drop method with your finger is easier if at least one of the applications you want to juggle lies in the dock.For this reason, you can move the applications you plan to open in the dock before you start.Open your first application, let's say notes to drag up from the bottom of the screen just enough to display the dock.

Hold the icon of the second application, this time, Mailet slide it towards the right side of the Notes screen until it turns into a small vertical window.Release your plug on the mail application and it should be set up like a floating panel on the right.The new application is then in drag and drop.Brow to the left to move the shutter to the left.Slide it to the right to make the floating application disappear, then slide it to the left to make it reappear.

Open the fractional viewing mode

The drag-drop mode works well if you don't need to see a lot of information in the second application.However, if you want to increase the width of this application to see more, you will have to go into fractional mode, where you can resize the two application windows.

With the notes application on the left and the mail application on the right in slide mode, press the upper banner of the mail application window and slide the window to the right, but not too much.The Notes window is narrowed, allowing the mail window to set up so that the two applications share the screen in a divided view.

You can also change the width of the two windows in Split View mode.Hold down the small vertical gray bar in the center of the border between the two windows and move the border to the right.The screen of the right window shrinks.Release your socket when each window has the size you want.

The update published with iPados 15 facilitates the use of shift and split view modes thanks to the addition of a new multitasking toolbar.You can now open an application, like notes, and touch the three -point icon at the top to display the toolbar.

The first icon places your current application in full screen.The second allows you to open another application and puts your current application in shared display mode.The third icon allows you to open a second application and drag both in Slide Over mode.

If you type on sliding on the current application is erased and allows you to select another application on the home screen.Open another application, such as email, and the new application opens entirely, while the notes application goes into drag and drop-down mode.

Now, if you want to switch to split display mode to see the two windows side by side, press the three -point icon and open the multitheat toolbar.Press the viewed button split on the toolbar, and the two applications then appear in Split View mode.

Show three applications at a time

Your iPad can display three applications both by combining drag and drop-down modes and fractional view.With two applications in shared display mode, slide up from the bottom of the screen to display the dock.Hold your finger leaning on a third application and take it out of the dock to place it in the center of the screen, then release your finger.

Your two current apps remain in Split View mode, while the third app remains in Slide Over mode.The new floating application will appear on the left or right after you have dragged it to the center.If you drag it to one side of the screen, it will replace the application on this side.

Open several windows in an application

Some applications have more than one window to adapt to what you are doing.For example, when you create a new email in email, the application opens the new message screen over the view box view.If you open the multitasking toolbar, you will notice that there are now four options.

You have the possibility of displaying the new message in full screen, display the new message window and the reception box window side by side in split view mode, or display the new message window in a floating shutter in modeSlide Over.There is also a fourth option that allows you to display the new message window again above the reception box window.

Show the same application more than once

You can open two or even three distinct instances of the same application at the same time.This maneuver works in draining mode or in fractional view mode for certain supported applications, including Microsoft Word, Notes and Safari.

For example, you can open Safari, then enter the Safari icon in the dock and slide it in slide or separate view mode.This operation can also be carried out via the multitasking toolbar.Open Safari, then touch the toolbar icon and select split view.When you are asked to select another application, choose Safari again to display two websites side by side by side.You can even enter the Safari icon again and open a third instance of the application in drag and drop.

Show multitasking window vignettes

If you go to another application in multitasking mode, the windows organized in Split View or Slide Over mode are saved and you can access it again via the thumbnails.To do this, after having already organized two or three windows, sweep up to return to the home screen, then sweep upwards again to reveal the stickers of all the previously open applications.You will see the multitasking arrangement that you have created previously preserved in the form of a sticker.Just touch the sticker to open the configuration again.

Drag and drop between the windows

You can slide and place content between two open windows.For example, open notes and email in Split View mode.You can select text in a note and drag it to a new email.You can make a double tapping to select a word, a triple tapping to enter a sentence or a tapping quadruple to obtain an entire paragraph.You can then develop or reduce the section you plan to take by moving the line at the end of the selection.

Hold the selected text for a second, then move your finger to your email where you want to drop the text.You should see the text displayed in a bubble with a green + green button at the top right.Release your finger to place the selected text.

If you want to drag and deposit a hypertext link in Split View or Slide Over mode, keep the link pressed and drag it to the other window.You should see the link displayed in a bubble with a green + green button at the top right.Release your finger to place it, and the page will appear as a clickable link.

You can even drag a link and open it in Split View or Slide Over in the same way you open several applications.Keep the link pressed and drag it to open it in a new window, next to your current web page.

You can also drag and place images from one application to another.Find an image in your browser, for example, and hold it down for a second.If several windows are open, drag the image into another open application, then release your finger to place it.

Images of the photos or file application can also be moved to other applications from the miniature view.It is possible to seize several photos in one go if you hold your finger pressed in a photo, then if you move it slightly to start making it slide.You can then press each of the other photos you want to slide before moving them to the other application.

If you want to drag and drop a whole file, you can do it from the Files application.If you haven't done it yet, you must configure the application with access to one or more online file storage services, such as iCloud Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive and Box.Open one of your online services and access a folder containing several files inside the app.

With more than one application open to the screen, hold your finger pressed on a file, then drag it to its new location.You can also enter multiple files at a time.Start sliding a file application file, then press other files to add them to mixture.Place them in the other application, and you should see all the files you have dragged as attached parts.