Splitting Frames
Frames can be split into two or more smaller frames.

This can be applied from a new project, by clicking on FILE >> NEW PROJECT or by clicking on the Start Wheel. Select NEW, then choose the "single frame" option to produce the canvas covered by a single large frame. Click on this large frame to open the Image Toolbox.
 
Alternatively, you can split any new or existing frame on your canvas into a grid, by selecting an existing frame, or by drawing an empty frame.

With the splitter, you can create an evenly space grid. In this example, we've split a frame into eight parts.

You can also several split operations one after the other to get an interesting arrangement of different-size frames:

 
Splitting using the Toolbox
 
To split a frame using the mouse,
1. Select the frame or frames.
2. Move the cursor over the 'split' control on the image toolbox:

3. Press down and hold the left mouse button.

4. Without releasing the button, drag the mouse to the right and down.

As you do this, lines will appear on the frame showing you how the frame will be split:

5. Release the left mouse button.

The frame will be split into the selected number of frames:

You can press the 'esc' key to abort the split operation if necessary.

Splitting using the Split Dialog

Select at least one frame, then either press the T key, or Click (don't drag) the Split button in the image toolbox, or select 'Split Frame' from the Tools/Frame menu

The following dialog will appear:

Select a number of horizontal and vertical splits, then click 'Okay' or press 'Enter'.

You can uncheck the MOSAIC box to create a grid, with the image appearing only in the first box.

Merging Frames
To merge two or more frames into one single frame...

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