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Scratching your head over how to launch split screen on Tamil Archivesa Chromebook? We can help.

This mode is one of the most useful features of a Chromebook, allowing you to multitask and juggle two apps at the same time. Check out the instructions below for an easy-to-follow guide on how to activate split screen on a Chromebook.

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How to split screen on Chromebook

Total Time

• 2 minutes

What You Need

• Chromebook

Step 1: Open two apps.

Press and hold the top area of the app on the left.

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Step 2: Drag the app to the left side of the screen.

You'll see a transparent rectangle appear.

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Step 3: Let go and allow the app to "snap" into place.

Split-screen mode is now activated and you can juggle between two apps simultaneously.

Credit: Kimberly Gedeon / Mashable

Note: We used the Acer Chromebook Spin 514 for this how-to.

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