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Make Things Happen Custom Notecard Gold Gartner Studios Note Cards 97556. Posting, or seeking, any identifying personal information, real or fake, will result in a ban without a prior warning. These notecards are great for office stationery or for sending a note to a. more >Īskreddit is for open-ended discussion questions. more >Īny post asking for advice should be generic and not specific to your situation alone. Your thoughts/responses to the question can go in the comments section. The title may contain two, short, necessary context sentences. See Filing an abuse report for more information.You must post a clear and direct question in the title. If you believe you are being spammed deliberately (for instance, because the content of the notecards is vulgar or threatening), please use Help > Report Abuse to send an abuse report. However, intentional notecard spam constitutes abuse and is considered "Disturbing the Peace" by Second Life's Community Standards. Notecard spam is often caused unintentionally by scripting errors. If this happens to you, select Block Owner from the dialogue box that offers you the notecard. In rare instances you may get spammed with notecards, so that notecard after notecard pops up on your screen. A notecard will only accept fully permissive attachments, so it is not a good idea to attach anything you do not want other people to copy. If applicable, also check the permissions on any inventory items contained inside the object. Tip: If Second Life does not allow you to drop the item into your notecard, make sure to check the permissions on the object. The item appears as a hyperlink in the notecard. You can drop in any kind of inventory item, excluding calling cards. For more information, see Permissions on objects.ĭrag the item from the My Inventory window onto the Notecard window. The next owner permissions must allow copy, modify, and transfer. Make sure the item you wish to attach is fully permissive. Open a notecard you own or create a new notecard. To attach an inventory item to your notecard: Attached images and landmarks can make a fabulous addition to informational notecards, and notecards-within-notecards can provide you with some interesting options for organizing your text. You can attach nearly any type of inventory item to a notecard. You can read any notecards inside by double-clicking on them. If not, it is stored to the person's inventory.Ĭheck for new notecards when you log in by opening the inventory window's Notecards folder. If the recipient is online, the notecard is received immediately. Click on the correct name in the list of search results.Ī window opens asking if you are sure you want to share your note with the Resident you've selected. If the recipient is not on your Friends list, click the Search tab, type the name into the search field, and click Go. If the recipient is your friend, click his or her name under Select a person. Right-click the notecard in your inventory and select Share. If that person's avatar is standing nearby, simply drag the notecard from your inventory to the avatar. Now that you've written your notecard, you may want to send it to someone. To rename the notecard, right-click it in your inventory, select Rename, and type in a more personalized title. When you're done, click Save and close the notecard by clicking the X. Now, you should write something appropriate. In My Inventory, simply right-click anywhere and select New Notecard, or click the + button at the bottom of the window and select New Notecard.
MAKE NOTECARD MANUALS
Notecards are often used as product manuals by merchants, but your inventory window's Notecards folder can also be used like an email box to send and receive long messages. In Second Life, notecards are a way to deliver detailed information that won't fit in a single IM (Instant Message).
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