Select the graphics you have designed with the select tool. Under the File menu select Export Paint... this will save the graphics as a PICT file on the desktop. You can then open it and manipulate it in Photoshop (or Place it in PageMaker)
PICT files can be imported using the Import Paint... from the File menu. If they are larger than the card only the top left corner will be imported, so they need to be sized before importing.
Once imported they will replace any other graphics that are on the same level of the card (card level or background level). It's usually more accurate and convenient to cut and paste from a paint program. One of the limitations of HyperCard is that it does not display grey-scale or colour images in its picture layers. Howerver black and white graphics often form the basis of the gray-scale and colour PICT files and resources that are overlayed. These images are displayed in a window that overlays the current HyperCard window, they can come from a number of sources such as MacPaint or PICT files or PICT resources which are a permanent part of the stack. They are held in memory and use more RAM so HyperCard's memory needs to be reset to at least 2000K.
