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=== Landmarks === | === Landmarks === | ||
Landmarks are similar to bookmarks or favorites in a web browser. They record a Second Life inworld location, so you can teleport back there whenever you want. | Landmarks are similar to bookmarks or favorites in a web browser. They record a Second Life inworld location, so you can teleport back there whenever you want. | ||
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See also:
In the Knowledge Base:
Landmarks
Landmarks are similar to bookmarks or favorites in a web browser. They record a Second Life inworld location, so you can teleport back there whenever you want.
To create a landmark for your current location, click the 
icon in the location bar at the top of the Viewer.
Teleporting
To teleport, double-click a landmark or a location on the World Map, or click a saved location in your favorites bar.
- Map - Chose World > World Map or World > Mini-Map.
- Using SLurls - Click on a SLurl to display the Place Profile, then click Teleport to teleport there.
To offer to teleport a friend to your location:
- Click
- Click MY FRIENDS
- Mouse over your friend's name then click
- Click Teleport
Your friend will see a message offering to telport them to your location; they can accept or refuse the offer.