-- card: 40323 from stack: in
-- bmap block id: 40748
-- flags: 0000
-- background id: 2181
-- name: 


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-- text alignment: 1
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-- part name: 


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Use cards in the Home stack to:

 • go to favorite stacks 
 • set preferences
 • tell HyperCard where to look for stacks,
    applications, and documents

Keep the HyperCard application and the Home stack at the disk level or in the HyperCard Stacks folder.  Whenever you start HyperCard, HyperCard opens the nearest stack named Home and uses its stack script as the most general script to control actions within HyperCard.

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The Home stack

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