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Originally Posted by Notjohn
That works, thanks. BUT! It overlays the text. My choice now is Preview / No Preview. Always before, it shared the screen as one of three windows (say 15% Book Browser, 50% Code View, 35% Preview), a much better setup.
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That's the fiddly part (which is all Qts fault, by the way). What you've done is
tabbed multiple widgets: where you have to choose which one is visible at any given time (by clicking its tab). Keep fiddling with it, and you'll discover how to
divide the same docking area amoung multiple (and resizable) widgets. The shading of the docking area (while hovering with the widget over top of it) will clue you in to whether you're going to claim the whole docking area, or only a rezizable portion of it (when you ultimately release the mouse button). Once you figure it out, you'll wonder why you ever had trouble with it. Hard to explain; easy to do once you know how.