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1. The bookmarks don't work. The bookmark feature won't work if this stack is on a locked volume (such as a CD) or if the stack itself is locked in the Get Info box. 2. None of the cards appear in color. This stack contains both color and black-and-white cards, but if none of them appear in color: a) Make sure that you are using HyperCard 2.1 or later (version 2.3 or later is strongly recommended). b) You should allocate at least 2500K to HyperCard in the Get Info box. Here's how: Quit this application, click on HyperCard's icon (the icon for HyperCard, not the icon for this stack), select Get Info from the File menu, and type "2500" (or more) in the box for Preferred Size. If you're still having problems, check to see if you have more than one version of HyperCard on your Mac (you can use the Find feature to track down all the copies). You might have increased the RAM for one copy of HyperCard, but another one is actually being used when you launch this stack. 3. How can I stop a card's music or animation? Press Command-Period. 4. What are this stack's system requirements? We recommend that you use HyperCard 2.3 or later with at least 2500K of memory allocated, a color monitor, System 7.0 or later, and have system software to enable speech. 5. Can this stack be viewed using versions older than 2.3? First of all, remember that the newest HyperCard Player can be downloaded for free from Apple. But to answer the question, most cards in this stack will probably function properly with HyperCard 2.2, but you'll run into problems if you try to view it with older versions.