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C-x 2 (which is bound to split-window-vertically) splits the current window into two, with one above the other. A numeric argument specifies how many lines to give to the top window. C-x 3 (which is bound to split-window-horizontally) will split the current window into two, with one next to the other. C-x o (which is bound to other-window) selects another window. M-C-v or M-Page Down (which are bound to scroll-other-window) scrolls the next window. M-C-V or M-Page Up (which are bound to scroll-other-window-down) will scroll the other window down. M-Home (which is bound to beginning-of-buffer-other-window) will move to the beginning of the buffer in the other window. M-End (which is bound to end-of-buffer-other-window) will move to the end of the buffer in the other window. These all work the same as GNU Emacs.

C-x 4 b (which is bound to switch-to-buffer-other-window) selects a buffer into another window. C-x 4 C-o (which is bound to display-buffer) displays a buffer in another window, but does not select it. C-x 4 f (which is bound to find-file-other-window) visits a file in another window. C-x 4 r (which is bound to find-file-read-only-other-window) visits a file in another window; the buffer visiting the file is read only. These work the same as GNU Emacs.

C-x 0 (which is bound to delete-window) deletes the current window, unless there is only one window. C-x 1 (which is bound to delete-other-windows) deletes all other windows except for the current window. C-x 4 0 (which is bound to kill-buffer-and-window) kills the current buffer and window. C-x ^ (which is bound to enlarge-window) makes the current window taller. A numeric argument specifies by how many lines to make the current window taller or shorter. C-x - (which is bound to shrink-window-if-larger-than-buffer) makes the window the same size as the buffer, if it is larger than the buffer. C-x + (which is bound to balance-windows) makes all of the windows the same height. With a numeric argument, balance-windows will make all the windows the same width. C-x { (which is bound to shrink-window-horizontally) will make the current window narrower. C-x } (which is bound to enlarge-window-horizontally) will make the current window wider. These all work the same as GNU Emacs.

compare-windows is not currently supported by Tint Emacs.