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Try this a Windows functionality so it definitely won't be in synchronous scrolling mode.

Open both docs
Click and hold on the top bar of one of the windows and drag it over to the edge of the screen. It will snap to fill half the screen and the other windows will all appear as thumbnails. If you click on one of those it will fill the other half of the screen.
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