```
print card [from <i>point1</i> to <i>point2</i>]
print all cards
print marked cards
print <i>posInteger</i> cards
print <i>card</i> [from <i>point1</i> to <i>point2</i>]
print {<i>field</i> | <i>button</i> }
print <i>fileName</i> with <i>application</i>
print <i>expression</i>
```

The<code> print </code>command prints card images, the contents of fields and buttons, documents from other programs, or the value of any HyperTalk expression.

<code>Print card </code>prints an image of the current card. The option<code> from <i>point1</i> to <i>point2</i> </code>specifies a rectangular area of the card.

<code>Print all cards </code>prints the image of every card in the stack.

<code>Print marked cards </code>prints a subset of the cards in the stack based on each card’s<code> marked </code>property (as reflected in its Card Info dialog box). You can mark cards with the<code> mark </code>command.

<code>Print <i>posInteger</i> cards </code>prints a range of consecutive cards starting from the current card.

<code>Print <i>card</i> </code>prints the card specified by the card expression. The option<code> from <i>point1</i> to <i>point2</i> </code>specifies a rectangular area of the card. HyperCard sets the function<code> the result </code>to<code> "No such card." </code>if the specified card doesn’t exist; otherwise,<code> the result </code>returns<code> empty</code>.

<code>Print</code> <i><code>button</i> </code>prints the contents of the specified button.

<code>Print</code> <i><code>field</i> </code>prints the contents of the specified field, preserving the fonts, sizes, and styles of text used in the field.

<code>Print file with application </code>prints a document using another program. HyperCard launches the application; the application tries to print the document. (The user might see a Print dialog box.)

If HyperCard can't find either the document or the application, it displays a directory dialog box and asks the user to find it.

HyperCard also sets<code> the result </code>to<code> Cancel </code>if the user clicks Cancel in the dialog box. Otherwise, it sets<code> the result </code>to<code> empty</code>.

If HyperCard has problems opening the application (for example, there’s not enough memory), it sets<code> the result </code>to<code> "Couldn't open that application."</code>

After printing, the application program quits, and control returns to HyperCard.

Finally,<code> print <i>expression</i> </code>prints the value of any HyperTalk expression. You can print the values of local and global variables, fields, <i><code>chunk</i> </code>expressions, the current selection, the contents of the Message box, and the result of any function or property.

Expressions are printed using the settings in<code> printMargins, printTextAlign, printTextFont, printTextSize, printTextHeight, </code>and<code> printTextStyle</code>.