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> ## Make a Partially Stored Window

> You can store a part of the application window. The application can load the partial stored window, and display on its own window. The merit of partially stored windows is that applications can be displayed next to each other by switching on the same window.

> [Displaying partial stored windows]
> For example, there are partially stored application windows A, B and C, whose store base is the shaded coloring area in the figure. You can load them and display A, B or C on the application window.
> Select the [Attributes] tab of the inspector, and write the name of the base instance for partial store in the following field.
> If this field is blank, this case is default, the top window is used as the store base instance.

> [Field of the store base instance]
> See section:[How to load a stored application window directly] of Programming Guide.

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