QUESTION
 How do you create an application with multiple windows?

ANSWER

 ***Version 1.0:
 For a future version of VisualAge, we are considering iconizing
 views dropped on the free-form surface.  In the mean-time, the
 recommended approach is to create all secondary windows as
 separate application views and to link them together using
 event-to-script connections.  This way you will only have one
 window and its associated menus in a composition editor.

 ***Version 2.0:
 View Wrappers can be extremely useful when building complex
 applications with many windows because of its ability to
 conserve screen real estate in the Composition Editor.
 The View Wrapper performs better than the variable approach
 because the reusable part isn't constructed by VisualAge until
 the openWidget connection executes.
 The View Wrapper is essentially an icon that represents another
 view that you have created.  Instead of taking up valuable
 Composition Editor space, you can place this icon on the free-form
 surface and make connections to and from it.
 After adding a View Wrapper part to the Composition Editor, change
 its type to the class name of a view that you have already
 created.  Since the View Wrapper is a place holder for a view,
 you make connections to it as if it were the actual view class.

 For more info on View Wrappers, refer to the User's Guide for
 Version 2.0 page 141.