[OS X TeX] Beyond split view: two pages

[Alain Schremmer]

> On May 22, 2023, at 15:58, Luís Fernando Sequeira <lfsequeira at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> Ok, how about ?just" windows with three panes instead of two panes?
>> 
>> Here is why:
>> 
>> When I want to adjust what I am writing in subsection 7-1-4 with what I wrote in subsection 2-5-2, two panes are plenty enough.
>> 
>> But, when I want to adjust what I am writing in subsection 7-1-4 with what I wrote in some subsection whose number ?-?-? I have forgotten, I use a detailed table of contents for the hunting which it would be nice to have in a pane 3 where I could look up various possibilities for ?-?-? each of which I could then look up in pane 2 against what I am writing in pane 1.
>> 
>> Yeah, I know, you give them a hand and they want the whole arm.
>> 
>> But that?s because I am using TeXShop a LOT so that the opus is becoming very MAGNUM.
>> 
>> In any case, these days, just keep on trucking safely. 
>> Very best,
>> ?schremmer
> 
> 
> On those rare occasions what I usually do is open another copy of the pdf with Preview or Skim.

> 
> LS

Thanks but when I am editing to maintain consistency across the book the need can be quasi constant particularly as the pdf keeps changing with the corrections. 

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