@VladimirN wrote:
Something that might be pertinent to this discussion is the ability to have multiple windows open onto the same instance of a worksheet. It is a frequent request to be able to, say, change data in one part of a worksheet and watch the effects of the change in another part of the document. There are other reasons why this would be a useful UI capability, not least of which is that, being a single instance, changes in all windows affect the same worksheet and Save saves all these changes.
At the moment, the only way to see the same worksheet twice (or more) is to have multiple, independent instances open. It is considerably harder to manage change in multiple instances.
Stuart
... and, no, I don't think that a split window is a complete solution - useful, yes, but not as much as (also) having multiple windows
FWIW, I usually use two instances of Mathcad. It allows me to, say, use one window as a scratchpad or to copy functions between worksheets. I rarely have two views of the same worksheet open as my tiny brain can't cope with keeping track of which is the main version and which the scratchpad.
