Here's a couple workarounds. Neither will be ideal for presentations, only for getting another view into the same files. @vinniefm If you just want to create a second window of a single file that's already open, I recently learned that you can hit

command + k

, then let go of command and

o

. This will "knock out" that single file into another window. I can't get it to work with any of the panels or Dendron views, only single files. A more robust option is to create a second workspace that you direct back to the same set of files. You make a new workspace, then put the path to the "main" workspace's files. So for me, that's a second workspace called

dendron-alt

and the first key in its configuration says

"path": "../dendron/"

to direct the alternate workspace back to the regular one's files. (I also use the Peacock extension to color the bottom "information" pane of each window separately, so I can be in different vaults and know which is in which vault quickly.) This second workspace is really handy, but it only runs in parallel to the first. The graph and tree views won't mirror across the two; navigating in the regular one isn't displayed in the alternative one. It's really handy for more views into your files on a second monitor, but it wouldn't work well if you wanted to have a presenter / presentation sort of set up like with slideshows. It's not like Reveal.js, etc.