How to use split view multitasking on your iPad

How to use split view multitasking on your iPad

<div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" property="content:encoded"><p><a href='http://www.imore.com/how-use-split-view-multitasking-your-ipad' title="How to use split view multitasking on your iPad"><img src='http://www.imore.com/sites/imore.com/files/styles/large_wm_brw/public/field/image/2015/11/ipad-pro-split-view-demo.jpg?itok=_essOk-g' />[/url]</p> <p class="intro">Want to use two apps on your iPad, side-by-side, at the same time? With split view, you can!</p> <p>Split view lets you keep two apps visible and active, side-by-side, at the same time. It's not full-on multi-window multitasking like the Mac, but it's twice what was possible previously with full-screen apps. It's a huge boost to productivity, and it's easy to use.</p> <h2>Split view compatibility</h2> <p>Because split view needs to run two apps at the same time, it requires twice as much memory in to run them properly. That means it requires:</p> <ul><li>iPad Pro</li> <li>iPad Air 2</li> <li>iPad mini 4</li> </ul><h2>How to enter split view mode</h2> <p>Before you can enter split view mode, you need to enter slide over mode. Once you're in slide over, you're only a tap away from split view.</p> <ol><li>Touch <strong>one finger</strong> down on the bezel just past the right edge of your screen.</li> <li><strong>Swipe</strong> your finger to the left to pull out the slide over sidebar.

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</li> <li>Tap the <strong>grabber</strong> on the left edge of the slide over sidebar to switch to split view.

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</li> </ol><p>The secondary app will pin down and the primary app will reactivate and resize to fit beside it.</p> <h2>How to resize the split view</h2> <p>In portrait orientation you only have one option for split view—60/40. In landscape orientation, however, you can switch from 70/30 to an even 50/50.</p> <ol><li>Touch the <strong>grabber</strong> button at the left edge of the secondary app.</li> <li>Drag it the <strong>grabber</strong> to the left until it reaches the middle of the screen.</li> <li>Let go of the grabber.

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</li> </ol><p>You can't go to 30/70, but you can return to 70/30 by touch the grabber and dragging back.</p> <h2>How to switch the primary (left) app</h2> <p>To change the primary app—the app on the left—you use the typical iPad app-switching methods.</p> <ol><li>Click the Home button to return to the Home screen and select another app</li> <li>Double-click the Home button to bring up the fast app switcher and select another app</li> <li>Use the four-finger gesture navigation to swipe back or forth between apps</li> <li>Tap on a link that opens another app. </li> </ol><p>Whatever the method, the newly launched app will replace the primary app—the left app—in the split screen setup.</p> <h2>How to switch the secondary (right) app</h2> <p>To change the secondary app—the app on the right—you use the same method as slide over mode.</p> <ol><li>Touch <strong>one finger</strong> down on the <strong>gripper</strong> at the very top of the secondary app.</li> <li><strong>Swipe</strong> down to bring down the app switcher.</li> <li>Swipe to scroll through the list of available apps.</li> <li>Tap on the app you want to use as the secondary app.

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</li> </ol><h2>How to exit split view mode</h2> <p>You can exit split screen mode at any time by making either the primary or secondary app full-screen.</p> <ol><li>Touch the <strong>grabber</strong> button at the left edge of the secondary app.</li> <li>Drag it the <strong>grabber</strong> all the way to the right to take the primary app full-screen.</li> <li>Or, drag the <strong>grabber</strong> all the way to the left to take the secondary app full-screen.

</li> </ol><p>You can then pull a new app into slide over and tap it to return to split view whenever you want.</p> <div class="devicebox"> <h3>iOS 9</h3> <p><img src="

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