Colour printing is also possible, as is the use of Postscript PicComments which significantly speeds up printing times for large molecules such as DNA fragments. Various other means of output are available. The default output is to a file which contains all the co-ordinates of the atoms in a molecule. Images can also be saved as a PICT file for importing into graphics programs. This option offers the further choice of saving a bitmap of the current window or of the full image.
Output is also possible in .PDB format, a protein database format.
Using these output options it is possible to prepare structures for reproduction by a wide variety of printers, phototypesetters and slide makers. This is achieved via the HyperCard stack MovieMaker, which comes bundled with the application. From these the user may create a QuickTime movie. The answer depends on what you want from your models, and what you want to do with them. Although I may have been rather harsh on the need for the manual, with repeated use the application becomes a lot more straightforward.