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Press the globe key + control + left arrow, then select a second app. (For additional controls, tap the three dots displayed near the top center of the screen above either app.)

Once selected the two apps, your original active app as well as the additional app, will be displayed side by side on your iPad. Select the additional app with a tap, either from a Home Screen or the App Library. With the current app moved to the side, you may then select the additional app you want to use on the other portion of the screen (e.g., right or left). This takes the current app you are using and moves it to the selected side of the screen (i.e., left or right, respectively, in what Apple refers to as split view). When using a keyboard designed for use with an iPad, press either Globe key + control + left arrow or Globe key + control + right arrow ( Figure D). The iPad offers several ways to position apps, including support for key combinations, such as when you use either an attached Smart Keyboard or an external Bluetooth keyboard. (Control + option + right arrow does the same to the right.) Press Control + option + left arrow to snap an app to the left side of the screen. The third-party Magnet app adds window positioning keyboard controls to macOS. (Note: If you prefer not to purchase a third-party app, Apple does offer a manual way to move apps to a portion of the screen that uses app positioning options, rather than keyboard controls.) control + option + right arrow, to position an app on the right.control + option + left arrow, to position an app on the left, and.Once installed and configured from the Mac App Store, the key combinations (as shown in Figure C) that move the active app to either side of the screen are: I use the Magnet app ($7.99) on my device. On a macOS system, a third-party app offers the most convenient way to use a key combination to snap an app to a side of the screen. (The combination of the Windows key and right arrow does the same to the right.) Additional presses of these keys will rotate the app through positions on the left, center and right area of the screen. On a Windows system, press the Windows key and left arrow to reposition the active app window to the left side of the screen.