Browsers, editing programs like Microsoft Excel or Word, your email client – when we’re working with our computers we usually have multiple windows open at once. In most cases, it’s practical to only have one program in full screen view. But if, for example, you’re using an online source and a Word document at the same time, the back and forth between the two windows can be time-consuming and tiresome. If you want to work in multiple programs at the same time, then a practical solution is available in Windows 10: split screen mode. In this mode, the screen is split into two or four sections of the same size. Here, we’ll explain how to split your screen, step by step.