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>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? (I have thought
>of exporting in pro-cite or refer formats and putting a page-break after
>each reference, but it seems a bit messy and you have to have a whole page
>for each item.) I have a deskjet printer (HP) with word 5.0 on mac.
>
>Julie Solomon
  I put this reply this morning, but it does not seems to have get trough:

There is a program called DynoPage that can redirect a Macintosh printer
output to another format, including (if I am right) 4 x 5: it put two of
these in a 8.5 x 11 page.

There is demo of DynoPage available on CompuServe (and maybe on the
Internet).  The software cost about $55 (Mac Wharehouse has it).

This program maybe what you are looking for!

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