How To Multitask On An iPad With Split Screen & Slide Over
iPad is the most loved iOS device among users and provides
some of the best combination of features to its users. Besides iPad’s multiple
amazing features, it allows its users to use several apps at the same time by
splitting the screen. iPad has an amazing split-screen and slides over feature
which saves users precious time by enabling them to multitask on their iPad.
Multitasking is quite easy with split-screen and slide over features. If you
are willing to do several tasks at a time with your iPad, then these features
are going to be your best buddy. Here I have mentioned the complete use of
slide over and split-screen features of an iPad.
How To Use Slide Over
Slide Over feature on your iPad enables you to use two apps
at a time. To use the feature:
1. Open any app on your iPad.
2. Swipe up to view the dock.
3. Drag the desired app you
want to open and release it in the middle of your iPad screen.
4. The app will be opened on
the one-third screen of your iPad.
How To Disable It
If you are just done with the work on your iPad, then you
can disable the slide over the feature. Disabling the feature is as easy as
enabling it. To disable the slide over on your iPad:
1. Tap and hold on the second
app you are using.
2. Drag it smoothly on the
right side of your iPad screen.
3. A dustbin icon appears the
moment the opened app box touches the corner of the screen.
4. Drag it entirely into the
dustbin icon to disable the feature.
How To Use The Split View feature
Split-screen is another amazing feature if you are one of
the multitasking junkies. The feature allows you to use multiple apps at a time
on your iPad screen. To enable the feature:
1. Swipe up on your iPad screen
to open the dock.
2. Drag out the app you want to
use from the list.
3. The second app
automatically takes up its space on your iPad screen.
4. You can also resize the app
you have just opened on your iPad.
How To Disable It
Disabling split-screen is as easy as enabling it. To disable
the split feature on your iPad screen;
1. Press and hold onto the app
you wish to close.
2. Drag the app to the edge of
your iPad screen to disable the feature.
Edward Lewis is a Microsoft Office expert and has
been working in the technical industry since 2002. As a technical expert,
Edward has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many
websites such as office.com/setup.
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