Writing-window handling: In the usual Windows MDI text editors (and even word processors), you don’t have much by way of window-handling tools. There is generally a pick list on the Window menu. This gives filenames only, not path\filenames. Nine are listed. If you have more windows open, you must click More and then select a window from the box that opens. This becomes window 9 on the pick list. Then, there is, on a writing window’s system menu, a Next (^F6) and a hidden Prev(ious) (Shift+^F6). Next and Prev behave strangely. They do not keep track of window numbers and files in them. Next peels off the top window and puts it on the bottom of the stack. Prev brings the bottom window to the top. If you have only two windows open, you can use either to flip back and forth. I can think of no other use for this. You will see in the list below what system/Next does in eWriter.