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Safe spot bookmarks are one of the most important ways to use bookmarks. Safe spots(safes) are locations in space away from all charted entities. The only way to find a ship in a safe spot and warp to that location is by using combat scan probes. Although a ship can be seen in [[D-scan]], it cannot be warped to unless it is scanned down with probes.
Safe spot bookmarks are one of the most important ways to use bookmarks. Safe spots(safes) are locations in space away from all charted entities. The only way to find a ship in a safe spot and warp to that location is by using combat scan probes. Although a ship can be seen in [[D-scan]], it cannot be warped to unless it is scanned down with probes.


There are three basic types of safe spots.
There are three basic types of safe spots:


'''Mid-point safe''' is the simplest and least secure form of safes. Create a bookmark while warping between two celestials. It is fairly easy to get the approximate position of a midpoint safe by using the [[directional scanner]] which makes them easier to probe. A determined pilot can even locate mid-point safes with the directional scanner and mid warp bookmarks.
'''Mid-point safe''' is the simplest and least secure form of safes. Create a bookmark while warping between two celestials. It is fairly easy to get the approximate position of a midpoint safe by using the [[directional scanner]] which makes them easier to probe. A determined pilot can even locate mid-point safes with the directional scanner and mid warp bookmarks.
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It should be noted that the ship heading has a small random variance on undock.
It should be noted that the ship heading has a small random variance on undock.


Using insta-undocks is not recommended for slow ships. A well-placed combat prober will be able to probe a slow ship at the landing position before the slow ship can warp away.
Using insta-undocks is not recommended for slow ships. A well-placed combat prober may probe a slow ship at the landing position before the slow ship can warp away.


=== Tactical ===
=== Tactical ===
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Tactical bookmarks can be used to check the target grid before warping in or to prey on ships passing by, ready to warp in as soon as the victim arrives.[[File:TacticalBookmarkLayout.gif|thumb|Tactical bookmarks placed around a gate. Click to see the animation.]]
Tactical bookmarks can be used to check the target grid before warping in or to prey on ships passing by, ready to warp in as soon as the victim arrives.[[File:TacticalBookmarkLayout.gif|thumb|Tactical bookmarks placed around a gate. Click to see the animation.]]


Tactical bookmarks "above" or "below" the target can also be used for bypassing bubbles.
Tactical bookmarks "above" or "below" the target can also bypass bubbles.


Tactical bookmarks can also be used for fast repositioning on grid. The recommended layout for a Tactical PvP bookmark setup is the classic 3 axes, 4 points per axes, with 150km separating each bookmark. With this layout, almost every point around a designated area (e.g. Jump Gate, POS, Station...) in a radius of 300km can be reached, allowing fast position changes as well as the famous "50km Warp" known to be the smallest distance a ship can warp to. If a target is 50 km away and a tactical bookmark is 200 km behind them you can warp to the bookmark at 150 km and land right on top of the target.
Tactical bookmarks can also be used for fast repositioning on grid. The recommended layout for a Tactical PvP bookmark setup is the classic 3 axes, 4 points per axes, with 150km separating each bookmark. With this layout, almost every point around a designated area (e.g. Jump Gate, POS, Station...) in a radius of 300km can be reached, allowing fast position changes as well as the famous "50km Warp" known to be the smallest distance a ship can warp to. If a target is 50 km away and a tactical bookmark is 200 km behind them you can warp to the bookmark at 150 km and land right on top of the target.
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=== Connection link ===
=== Connection link ===
Non "Admin access" users need a connection link to connect to a shared folder. To create a connection link drag the shared folder into chat, a chat channel's MOTD or EVE mail. Clicking on the connection link will add the folder to the Location window, when having access permission, and not having reached the connections [[#Limits|limit]].
Non "Admin access" users need a connection link to connect to a shared folder. To create a connection link drag the shared folder into chat, a chat channel's MOTD or [[EVE mail]]. Clicking on the connection link will add the folder to the Location window, when having access permission, and not having reached the connections [[#Limits|limit]].
[[File:Locations-New folder-Shared-Confirmation.png|thumb|Shared folder creation confirmation window]]
[[File:Locations-New folder-Shared-Confirmation.png|thumb|Shared folder creation confirmation window]]
When creating a shared folder the connection link can also be dragged from the confirmation window.
When creating a shared folder the connection link can also be dragged from the confirmation window.
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[[File:Locations window collapsed.png]]
[[File:Locations window collapsed.png]]
* Locations in <''System''>: This folder is managed by the game and will contain all personal and shared bookmarks that are in online folders in the current system  <br>It has a second stand-alone window form that differs from the standard one as it has fewer(3) and different columns (Labels, Folder and Expiry). This folder is opened by clicking on the icon on the far right of the folder name in the Locations window<ref group=Note>This folder can be opened when docked but it will be automatically closed when undocking.</ref>.
* Locations in <''System''>: This folder is managed by the game and will contain all personal and shared bookmarks that are in online folders in the current system  <br>It has a second stand-alone window form that differs from the standard one as it has fewer(3) and different columns (Labels, Folder and Expiry). This folder is opened by clicking on the icon on the far right of the folder name in the Locations window<ref group=Note>This folder can be opened when docked but it will be automatically closed when undocking.</ref>.
: [[File:Locations-In system.png]]
: [[File:Locations-In system.png]]
* Personal Locations: This folder contains folders with your personal bookmarks that only you can see.
* Personal Locations: This folder contains folders with your personal bookmarks that only you can see.
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Only bookmarks in [[#Folder status|online]] folders can be edited. Editable fields are Label, Notes and Folder. Changing the Folder effectively moves the bookmark.
Only bookmarks in [[#Folder status|online]] folders can be edited. Editable fields are Label, Notes and Folder. Changing the Folder effectively moves the bookmark.


Expire can be sort of edited in that a set expiration time can be canceled making the bookmark permanent.
Expire can be partially edited with a set expiration time that can be canceled making the bookmark permanent.


The edit window is accessed through the bookmarks right-click option "Edit Location".
The edit window is accessed through the bookmarks right-click option "Edit Location".