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>I have been using endnote for a couple of years to store and build my
>bibliography database, and am typing in my old 4x6 cards gradually. While
>well and truly addicted to the electronic form, I don't have a powerbook
>yet, and often guiltily wish I could take index cards to the library -
>they have many advantages over lists on long pages. Does anyone know a
>simple way to print out index card substitutes (perhaps using 2x4 mailing
>labels, but hopefully a less expensive paper technology...) that one would
>use for references currently being sought, ordered, read?
>
>Julie Solomon

Maybe you can use DynoPage (Portfolio Software, $55 at MacWharehouse).  I
do not have a copy of that, but I had a demo (available at CompuServe and
maybe on Internet), and it seems that this is a program that can do exactly
what you are asking for.

DynoPage allows a user to different kind of formatting for a page, and I am
sure that there is a 4 x 5 format: DynoPage will print on a 4 x 5 format,
putting two of these 4 x 5 in a 8.5 x 11 page (you just have to cut them).
DynoPage, if I am correct, can also print on rolodex card, print on both
side of a page, print in a format for fliers, put 4 or 6 small pages in a
regular page, etc...

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