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* Use the radial menu. The push-pin on the second level. | * Use the radial menu. The push-pin on the second level. | ||
* Open the Locations window and click the Add Location button (Only when docked). | * Open the Locations window and click the Add Location button (Only when docked). | ||
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[[File:Locations.png|thumb|Bookmarking an object in space.]] | [[File:Locations.png|thumb|Bookmarking an object in space.]] | ||
The only difference between these methods is that using the first method bookmarks your ship's current position in space while the second method bookmarks another entity's location in space. You can bookmark cans, POS (Player Owned Station), wrecks, and various site locations found during core probing. You can often even bookmark objects that do not have the "warp to" option. This is useful if you are trying to position yourself on large grids. | The only difference between these methods is that using the first method bookmarks your ship's current position in space while the second method bookmarks another entity's location in space. You can bookmark cans, POS (Player Owned Station), wrecks, and various site locations found during core probing. You can often even bookmark objects that do not have the "warp to" option. This is useful if you are trying to position yourself on large grids. | ||
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== Share == | == Share == | ||
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** When you use the right-click menu to reach your bookmarks in space, you will also see your folders there (only those containing bookmarks in the current system though.) | ** When you use the right-click menu to reach your bookmarks in space, you will also see your folders there (only those containing bookmarks in the current system though.) | ||
* Bookmarks in the root folder (not in a sub folder) are extremely easy to access in space - use this to your advantage. | * Bookmarks in the root folder (not in a sub folder) are extremely easy to access in space - use this to your advantage. | ||
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When using the drag method multiple bookmarks, up till a maximum of 10{{Verify}}, can be copied/moved in a single action. When using the drag method bookmarks of multiple source folders can be copied/moved in a single action. Selecting multiple bookmarks is done by either {{Button|Ctrl}}-clicking individual bookmarks or for a number of consecutive bookmarks by clicking on the first and then {{Button|Shift}}-clicking the last bookmark. | When using the drag method multiple bookmarks, up till a maximum of 10{{Verify}}, can be copied/moved in a single action. When using the drag method bookmarks of multiple source folders can be copied/moved in a single action. Selecting multiple bookmarks is done by either {{Button|Ctrl}}-clicking individual bookmarks or for a number of consecutive bookmarks by clicking on the first and then {{Button|Shift}}-clicking the last bookmark. | ||
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* Bookmarks can be moved between folders and subfolders by dragging them to the new location. Opening the target folder in separate window makes the dragging much easier. | |||
* Bookmarks can be copied from one folder to another by holding {{button|shift}} key while dragging (up to 10 at a time). | |||
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== Delete == | == Delete == | ||