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Test a standalone-to-be stack

To test a stack that you plan to save as a standalone application, follow these steps:

  1. Quit HyperCard.
  2. Rename your current Home stack.
  3. Launch HyperCard.
  4. Select your standalone-to-be stack when

HyperCard asks you to locate Home.

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