You'll need to make the other projects the same size and not overlap or if you click one, it will cover the smaller one and you have to start over. You can then resize and drag the individual project screens within project to be next to one another. Then drag the top title bar of the top project a little to the right or left to separate it from the other projects below. Then, right below the Project's main 'full screen' tab click the lighter gray double square tab on the individual project to make it a single square.
Since the MS project file has links to other MS project file, it generally takes a while for it to complete its update such that I can then maximize the view. When I go to SharePoint to open up a MS Project File, it opens up in a small minimized view. This will allow you to change the screen size to anything you like (I pull mine to be as big as both of my monitors). I used SharePoint and MS Project Online files.
Open the projects you want to compare and first click on Project's main "full screen button" (looks like a little square or double square on the top right next to the close x) make it just a single square. I figured out a workaround-doesn't give you another Project screen but allows you to show multiple projects next to each other within Project. Has this workaround by a user named Janell: Open multiple instances of Project for side-by-side comparison
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