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Added instructions for closing development windows.

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Author:halw
Date:2010-02-23T13:55:41.000000Z


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To create a new development window, follow the menu path:
<code lang="text">
File-->New window
File --> New Window
</code>
This will create a new development window with a title bar that reads "<code lang=text>Empty development tool #1</code>" because the window is (as yet) untargeted. You can also create a new development window by using the keyboard accelerator: <code>CTRL-N</code>.
If you get a number of windows active and want to see an index to them, you can invoke the [[Windows tool|active windows tool]] by following the menu path:
You can close a development window either by clicking its close button in the corner of the window, or by following the menu path:
<code lang="text">
View-->Tools-->Active windows
File --> Close Window
</code>
Be careful not to try to use:
<code lang="text">
File --> Exit
</code>
to close a single window. This menu command will exit the entire EiffelStudio development environment, closing all windows.
If, during a session, you end up with a number of windows active and want to see an active index to them, you can invoke the [[Windows tool|active windows tool]] by following the menu path:
<code lang="text">
View--> Tools--> Active windows
</code>
[[Image:es gt active windows tool 01]]