- The document discusses the different parts of an inventory in Second Life: the personal "My Inventory" section and the default items provided by Linden Lab in the "Library" section.
- It provides information on how to exchange calling cards with other users, how to find lost items in the "Lost and Found" folder, and how to create and leave note cards for offline users.
- Instructions are given for renaming items, creating new folders to organize items, and using a second inventory window to easily organize items by dragging and dropping between windows.
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1. Your Inventory Has Two Parts: My Inventory Your personal items that you buy, create, or are given. Library Contains objects, clothing, outfits, textures, and more default goodies provided by Linden Lab Default Inventory Items
2. Calling Cards You can get a calling card by friending someone, OR Right-click their avatar and select More -> Give Card If you dont want to be friends with someone, but might want to contact them in the future, exchange calling cards. Quick contact list of SL Residents youve met and want to get in touch with later. Double-click on the card to open their profile
3. Lost and Found If you loose an item or leave an item behind, it gets returned to your Lost and Found folder The Lost and Found folder is found in the My Inventory folder
4. Creating Note Cards When someone is not on-line, the best way to leave them a message is by creating a Note Card. You can leave your message, objects, and even pictures in your message. To create a Note Card, click Create in your Inventory Menu. Then highlight and choose New Note. A blank note card will appear and New Note will appear in your Inventory. Type in the name of your note card. Enter your message and drag objects from your inventory into your note card. Click Save
5. Renaming Items in Your Inventory Right click on the item you would like to rename. Highlight and click Rename. It will turn into a white bar with a cursor and your text will be highlighted. Type in the new name and press Enter.
6. Creating New Folders To organize your inventory, you might want to create new folders. For example, you might add folders into your clothing folder to separate tops, bottoms, and shoes. To do this, go to Create in your Inventory Menu. Highlight and click New Folder. Like creating a new note, a new folder will appear with the bar to allow you to name the folder. Once you press Enter, it will automatically put it into alphabetical order.
7. Organizing Your Inventory The easiest way to do this is to open a second Inventory window. To do this, go to File in your Inventory Menu. Highlight and click New Window. A second window will open. This will allow you to drag items between the two windows. In the example below, the DEN Jean Jacket is begin dragged from the second window into the Tops folder on tin the first window.