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It allows to keep the active window hooked to the GUI structure, or to unhook it to move it to a different area of the screen, or to view the document in full screen.
It allows to keep the active window hooked to the GUI structure, or to unhook it to move it to a different area of the screen, or to view the document in full screen.


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In the menu {{MenuCommand|View → Document windo}} select the desired condition.
In the menu {{MenuCommand|View → Document windo}} select the desired condition.


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The '''Docked''' condition is the standard, typical one, in which the work area is integral with the structure of the application interface.
The '''Docked''' condition is the standard, typical one, in which the work area is integral with the structure of the application interface.


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The '''Undocked''' condition allows the user to separate the active window from the interface structure (including menus and tools) and move it on the screen independently. It allows to overlay the two windows, or even to display one and reduce the other to an icon.
The '''Undocked''' condition allows the user to separate the active window from the interface structure (including menus and tools) and move it on the screen independently. It allows to overlay the two windows, or even to display one and reduce the other to an icon.


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[[Image:FinestraNonAgganciata.png|500px]]
[[Image:FinestraNonAgganciata.png|500px]]


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{{Caption|Example of a '''Undocked''' window superimposed on the main FreeCAD window}}
{{Caption|Example of a '''Undocked''' window superimposed on the main FreeCAD window}}


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[[Image:MenuSpostati.png|500px]]
[[Image:MenuSpostati.png|500px]]


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{{Caption|The menus can also be separated and moved freely on the screen}}
{{Caption|The menus can also be separated and moved freely on the screen}}


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The '''Full Screen''' condition is self-explanatory.
The '''Full Screen''' condition is self-explanatory.


=== Other useful tools for managing views and windows ===
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* [[Std ViewCreate|Create new view‏‎]] to work on multiple views simultaneously.
* [[Std ViewCreate|Create new view‏‎]] to work on multiple views simultaneously.
* [[Std ViewScreenShot|Save picture...]] to save the current content of the 3D view to a file.
* [[Std ViewScreenShot|Save picture...]] to save the current content of the 3D view to a file.

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Std ViewDockUndockFullscreen

Menu location
View → Document window‏‎
Workbenches
All
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
Create new view‏‎, Save picture..., Freeze display‏‎, Windows

Description

It allows to keep the active window hooked to the GUI structure, or to unhook it to move it to a different area of the screen, or to view the document in full screen.

Use

In the menu View → Document windo select the desired condition.

The Docked condition is the standard, typical one, in which the work area is integral with the structure of the application interface.

The Undocked condition allows the user to separate the active window from the interface structure (including menus and tools) and move it on the screen independently. It allows to overlay the two windows, or even to display one and reduce the other to an icon.

Example of a Undocked window superimposed on the main FreeCAD window

The menus can also be separated and moved freely on the screen

The Full Screen condition is self-explanatory.

Other useful tools for managing views and windows