FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND ASYCUDA++ Ó UNCTAD - SITE (V1.15) 2.11 Figure 2.4 (above) is an example of windows within ASYCUDA++, where two windows are open, with one window on top of another: It is also possible to activate the previously opened windows in the background by <Shift> <F6>. This  will  activate  the  window  that  you  opened  after  the  one  that  is  currently  active,  placing  the current one in the background The 'Window' Menu As an alternative to using the mouse, ASYCUDA++ 'windows' can be controlled by means of the 'Window' option on the top status line of the screen. The 'Window' command options available from the menu are: Close Closes the current (active) window. Zoom Enlarges  the  current  window  to  the  size  of  your  screen.  Choose  this  option  again  to  reduce  the window back to its original size. Resize/move Activates  the  keys  (displaying  these  on  the  bottom  status  line)  that  enable  the  user  to  move  and resize a window without using the mouse. Tile = If you have opened more than one window, this places the opened windows one above the other. Fig. 2. 5  Window: Tile Tile || If you have opened more than one window, this places the opened windows side by side. Cascade If you have opened more than one window, this option places the opened windows overlaying each other from background to the foreground in descending size. In  the  following  example  three  windows  are  displayed.  The  top  (active)  screen  is  visible.  The screens “Tax” and “Budget” are behind “Terms of payment”.