go cd "printing" of stack "Intro to HyperCard 2.0"
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In the Print Stack... dialog box that appears when you choose this option for printing, you select how many small images of your card you want to print per page.
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The Print Stack... dialog box allows you to move images of your card on a small page, so that you can dynamically set your margins and the spacing between cards.
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Here are two samples of the kind of pages you can print using the Print Stack... option from the HyperCard File menu. When you use this option, you can choose to print all the
cards in the stack, or only cards you have specified.