What is a divided screen?

The term “split screen” refers to the computer's screen division into two or more parts, so different applications can be displayed on the screen simultaneously. This may be useful to use two programs provided at the same time, or when one wants to focus on two significantly different applications such as a table and video. The term "divided screen" usually refers to the division of one computer monitor, but can also refer to the computer settings with multiple monitors in which one computer is connected to two or more screens. Such settings can be useful for work that requires a large screen space and can also be used to improve some computer games. Small screens such as those on smartphones, netbooks and other small portable electronic devices tend to have the screen space necessary to support the split screen settings. In addition, the screen distribution requires the computer to be able to run two or more applicationsat the same time. Small or low performance may lack the technical specifications necessary to operate such screen settings. This is especially true for setting up a split screen using two or more separate monitors, especially when used for computer games, because maintaining such configurations requires considerable graphical performance.

There are several different ways to configure the setting of a computer with a split screen based on the specific needs of the person and on the type of computer used. In some cases, it may be sufficient to simply re -size of application windows to set such configurations. Some third -party applications outside the systems included in the operating system can also be used to configure multiple screens on one monitor. The same applies to multiple monitoring. Correct physical setting of monitors themselves, computer and all KABE participatingLU is another important and often problematic aspect of multiple monitors settings.

Some individual computer applications, especially different types of computer games, have a built -in function of the split screen. In computer games, this function of the split screen allows two or more people to play the game simultaneously and provided they have the correct control devices. Other programs that need to display a variety of forms of information or show both information about information and for tool editing can also have their own screen dividing functionality.