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In addition to splitting and joining areas, you can use an area’s corner widgets to duplicate that area into a new Blender window of its own. You can move that window to a separate monitor (if you have one), or it can overlap your original Blender window. And within this new Blender window, you can split the duplicated area into additional ones as you like. This area-duplication feature is a slight violation of Blender’s non-overlapping principles, but the benefits it provides for users with multiple computer screens make it very worthwhile.

To take advantage of this feature, follow these steps:

1 Shift+left-click one of the corner widgets in an area and drag your mouse cursor away from it in any direction.This step duplicates the area you clicked in and creates a new Blender window to contain it. You can also achieve this effect from the header menu of some editors by choosing View ⇒ Area ⇒ Duplicate Area into New Window.

2 Close the additional Blender window by clicking the close button that your operating system adds to the border of the window.