Text Editor Only Allowing One Page To Open

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Running Ubuntu 17.10 and recently I noticed I can only open one text file and not multiple using text editor. previously I could open several at a time and they would be stacked. Anyway to sort this out? Thanks from an ubuntunoob










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  • Hi Pomsky, With multiple text editing pages, they show at the top of the browser, rather than on the side as red dots. I have not done anything aport from ran an update. Any suggestions?
    – mogruith
    Feb 13 at 17:03






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    I don't understand, what text editor are you using? What do you mean by "on the side as red dots"? Could you post a screenshot/image?
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    Feb 13 at 17:07














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Running Ubuntu 17.10 and recently I noticed I can only open one text file and not multiple using text editor. previously I could open several at a time and they would be stacked. Anyway to sort this out? Thanks from an ubuntunoob










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  • Hi Pomsky, With multiple text editing pages, they show at the top of the browser, rather than on the side as red dots. I have not done anything aport from ran an update. Any suggestions?
    – mogruith
    Feb 13 at 17:03






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    I don't understand, what text editor are you using? What do you mean by "on the side as red dots"? Could you post a screenshot/image?
    – pomsky
    Feb 13 at 17:07












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Running Ubuntu 17.10 and recently I noticed I can only open one text file and not multiple using text editor. previously I could open several at a time and they would be stacked. Anyway to sort this out? Thanks from an ubuntunoob










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  • Hi Pomsky, With multiple text editing pages, they show at the top of the browser, rather than on the side as red dots. I have not done anything aport from ran an update. Any suggestions?
    – mogruith
    Feb 13 at 17:03






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    I don't understand, what text editor are you using? What do you mean by "on the side as red dots"? Could you post a screenshot/image?
    – pomsky
    Feb 13 at 17:07
















  • Hi Pomsky, With multiple text editing pages, they show at the top of the browser, rather than on the side as red dots. I have not done anything aport from ran an update. Any suggestions?
    – mogruith
    Feb 13 at 17:03






  • 1




    I don't understand, what text editor are you using? What do you mean by "on the side as red dots"? Could you post a screenshot/image?
    – pomsky
    Feb 13 at 17:07















Hi Pomsky, With multiple text editing pages, they show at the top of the browser, rather than on the side as red dots. I have not done anything aport from ran an update. Any suggestions?
– mogruith
Feb 13 at 17:03




Hi Pomsky, With multiple text editing pages, they show at the top of the browser, rather than on the side as red dots. I have not done anything aport from ran an update. Any suggestions?
– mogruith
Feb 13 at 17:03




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I don't understand, what text editor are you using? What do you mean by "on the side as red dots"? Could you post a screenshot/image?
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 17:07




I don't understand, what text editor are you using? What do you mean by "on the side as red dots"? Could you post a screenshot/image?
– pomsky
Feb 13 at 17:07















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