In many situations it is helpful to have different sections of an article appear in two different browser windows. You can then move rapidly between the two sections, such as the Introduction and the References, similar to flipping pages in a print journal.
1. Click and hold the mouse button on a link (in Windows, do a right-click) to call up the browser options menu.
2. Select "New Window with this Link" or "Open in New Window" and release the mouse button.
3. The selected link will open in a separate window which can be resized and moved so that it is side-by-side with the original window.
4. Switch between these two windows by clicking on the title bar of each or by through the "Windows" menu.
Note: The second window may obscure the first so that it will be necessary to move and resize the new window before both can be viewed on your monitor.
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The following techniques can be time saving and helpful in many search situations. (Use click and hold for Macintosh and right click for Windows)
To view a Table of Contents in a second window while reading abstracts in the main window, click and hold or right click on an Abstract link in the Table of Contents.
To view an enlarged Figure in a second window while reading the article text in the main window, click and hold or right click on View Larger Version of this Image link.
To save an image without the text, click and hold or right click and select "Save Image As". Save to the folder you have created for this purpose.
