The Map buttons can provide direct access to about a third of the cards in this stack, and are easy visual methods to getting to the location you want.
There is a small picture of Canada and the U.S. to the right of the print button. Clicking on the Canada half will bring you to a map of Canada, and clicking on the U.S. half will bring you to a map of the mainland United States. Each of these maps have arrow buttons which will take you to either the next card or the previous card in the stack. In the upper right corner of each is the return button, which will take you to the card you originally selected the map button at.
If you want, you can click on any white area, and this will take you to the corresponding card, without needing to find anything. You can also select a button to go to a card, if the region is not represented graphically. The drawbacks to using this method are that there are no names in the regions, and the selecting process is a little slower.
Holding down the option key and clicking on either of the Map buttons will bring up a world map, with black squares on over 60 of the most often called international locations. Clicking on any of the squares will bring you to the appropriate card; clicking anywhere else won't do anything. If you want to remove the picture without going anywhere, click on the bar along the bottom of the world map.
Pressing Command-1, Command-2, or Command-3 will take you to the U.S., Canadian, or world map respectively, or you can select "U.S. Map", "Canada Map", or "World Map" from the Area/ZIP menu.
