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   === Stacking
   
  -In many games, especially war games, you can form a __stack__image:_images/image10.jpeg[image,width=353,height=122] by piling pieces on top of each other, then double-clicking the pile. A stack can be selected and moved like an individual piece.
  +In many games, especially war games, you can form a __stack__ by piling pieces on top of each other, then double-clicking the pile. A stack can be selected and moved like an individual piece.
   
   Most Vassal modules include a stack viewer. Hold your mouse cursor over the stack and the component pieces in the stack will be displayed, left to right.
   
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  +*Figure 9: The stack viewer, displaying the contents of a stack of pieces*
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   If you select a stack, and the selected pieces share a command (and the same hotkey), you can right-click to see the shared commands, and select one to perform on all of the pieces in the stack at once.
   
   To unstack pieces, double-click on a stack and the stack will expand, accordion-style. You can then select and manipulate the individual pieces in the stack, to drag them away, use their command menus, or otherwise act on them. In addition, you can use the arrow keys to move individually selected pieces up and down in the stack.
  
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  To set your status,
  
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  . In the Server controls:
  
  * Click *!* to set your status to *Looking for Game.*
  
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  To play offline:
  
  . In Module Manager, in the *Module Library* window, double-click the module you want to play. The Welcome Wizard opens.
  . In the Welcome Wizard, under *Select play mode,* choose *Start a new game offline*, and then follow the other Wizard steps as the module requires.
  . Click *Finish*. Your module now loads.
  