How do I open a new window in Windows?

Opening a new window in Windows can depend on the specific application or context you are using. Based on the information provided, here are methods for opening new windows in certain scenarios:

Opening New Windows in Specific Applications

The steps or keyboard shortcuts required to open a new window can vary significantly between different software programs. The references detail methods for a desktop client, a browser client running in Internet Explorer, and when working with a workspace gallery.

In a Desktop Client

For a specific desktop client application, opening a new window is often a straightforward process available through the application's interface.

• To open a new window in this desktop client, you typically need to locate and click the designated option.
• Action: Click the "New Window" command within the client application's menu or interface.

In a Browser Client (Internet Explorer)

When using a browser client that is running within Internet Explorer, a common keyboard shortcut allows you to quickly open a new browsing window. This method provides a swift way to start a fresh session or view another page concurrently.

• To open a new window in a browser client running in Internet Explorer, a simple key combination is used.
• Action: Press Ctrl + N on your keyboard.

Opening a Workspace in a New Window

If you are working with a workspace gallery within an application and wish to open a specific workspace in a separate window while keeping your current view intact, a specific method involving clicking and a keyboard shortcut is required.

• This process allows you to simultaneously view multiple workspaces.
• Steps:
  1. Click the "Workspace gallery" to view available workspaces.
  2. Ctrl + Shift + click the desired workspace from the gallery. This action will open the selected workspace in a new window.

Summary of Methods

Here is a quick overview of the methods based on the context provided:

These methods provide specific ways to manage multiple windows within the applications or environments described in the references.