The Split Editor makes it possible to open a rundown and a script at the same time, like this:
Here's what you need to know about entering and exiting Split Editor view.
Going from Single Editor View into Split Editor View
Open a rundown, then click on one of the two Split View buttons on the right side of the document header. The button on the left will give you a top-bottom split and the button on the right will give you a side-by-side.
Clicking one of these button opens Split Editor view. From there, click any script in the rundown or the Explorer panel to open it in the script pane.
Alternately, if you have a rundown open, you can hold Option on a Mac or Alt on Windows while you click on a script to go right into Split View. The reverse works too. If you have a script open, hold Option (or Alt) and click on a rundown.
Leaving Split Editor View
Use the X button on the right side of the script or rundown header to close the document and go back to Single Editor view.
Alternatively, if you double-click on a document in the Explorer sidebar, that document will open in Single Editor view, taking you out of Split Editor.


