```
go [to] <i>ordinal</i>
go [to] <i>position</i>
go [to] <i>card</i> [of <i>bkgnd</i>] [of <i>stack</i>]
go [to] <i>bkgnd</i> [of <i>stack</i>]
go [to] <i>stack</i>
go [to] [<i>card</i> of] [<i>bkgnd</i> of] <i>stack</i> ¬
   [in a new window] [without dialog]
```

The<code> go </code>command takes the user to a card in a stack. The<code> <i>ordinal</i> </code>and<code> <i>position</i> </code>forms take the user to a card in the current stack.

If you name a stack (or background) without specifying a card, HyperCard goes to the first card of the stack (or background).

HyperCard puts<code> empty </code>into the function<code> the result </code>when the<code> go </code>command succeeds; it puts<code> "No such card." </code>or<code> "No such stack."</code> into<code> the result </code>when it can’t go to the card or stack.

The `in a new window` option tells HyperCard to open a stack in another window when it goes to the stack.

The `without dialog` option tells HyperCard to go to another stack directly based on the search paths that are specified on the Search Paths card of the user’s Home stack. If HyperCard can't find the stack, it places `"No such stack"` into `the result`.

If you don't use `without dialog`, `the result` is set to `Cancel` if the user clicks the "Where Is" dialog box's Cancel button.

Note: The options `in a new window` and `without dialog` take effect only if the `go` command explicitly specifies a stack other than the current stack.