organizeing open pages

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Is there any way to organize open pages like when you tile them in
windows.

I often have two dozen, pages open. When viewed they are too small to
see. Is there anyway to line them up and maybe flip through them one
at a time?

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You might try piling the pages on top of each other. Like a deck of
cards. There is no need to bind them to flip through the full size
pages. You can do it in Microsoft. How do you make a deck of open web
pages etc. in Mac.

David Lennier wrote:
> -oo0-GoldTrader-0oo- wrote:
> > Is there any way to organize open pages like when you tile them in
> > windows.
> >
> > I often have two dozen, pages open. When viewed they are too small
to
> > see. Is there anyway to line them up and maybe flip through them
one
> > at a time?
> >
> When I title the pages of a book I write, I can keep them open when
> printed by not having them bound. I can then lay them on the ground
and
> look at all of them at once. While you're right that viewing 20 pages
of
> say... legal or A4 at once makes the print too small to read (I have
to
> stand at least two meters away from them), I find that large titles
on
> each page really make it easier to identify them.
>
> To flip through the pages, I have to have the book bound, but then I
> can't open it on all pages at once. As a workaround, I'm using
> bookmarks in various shapes an colours.
>
> I must say, though, that the user-experience is not as good for
windows
> as for apple. If I glue them onto a window, there might be stains
after
> I remove them. Eating an apple while reading on the other hand is
> healthy and (depending on the kind of apple I eat) quite tasty.
>
> In other words: What the heck are you writing about? ;-)