I am currently using UltraEdit 11.20b. I've just discovered the "Duplicate Window" functionality which is great since of late I've been needing to compare code from two or more points of the same file. The one thing I can't make UE do however is to put the duplicate windows in their own tabs. Does the new versions of UE do this? I've held off upgrading as I'm quite satisfied with my current feature set, until today. Thanks a lot for your time!

-Adam R.

Thanks, I found that too. But since my preference is to have as few lists open taking up my code space as possible, I think I'll resign myself to using the Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab keys (the default windows shortcuts for next and previous window) for moving back and forth. I've always resisted using those in the past because they don't move through the files in the order they are open but rather the order of in which they were recently visited. I would love to have an option to change this to the order of the open file tabs.

Thanks for the help and info Mofi!

-Adam R.

Its been a long time but if I remember correctly my other thread had nothing to do with with the duplicate window functionality. Which isn't a big deal, I don't care what you do on these forums.

And thanks for the link. I already use the WindowNextTabDocument and WindowPreviousTabDocument functionality as my main route between tabs but it's a good reminder for those that may not know about it.