Second Life In Your Pocket

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    1. Second Life in Your Pocket Running Second Life From Your Flash Drive On Any Computer
    2. Install Second Life On Your Flash Drive
      • Download Second Life from http:// secondlife.com/community/downloads.php to your flash drive.
      • Click on the SL installer that you have just downloaded. If you downloaded to your local computer move the installer to your flash drive before installing.
      • When you install SL make sure to install SL to the flash drive and not your local computer.
    3. Getting the Batch File
      • The batch file to run SL from your flash drive was created by Michael Sauers. His blog is located at: http://www.travelinlibrarian.info/
      • The code can be found here: http://www.travelinlibrarian.info/2007/01/second-life-portable.html
    4. Save as RunSL.bat
      • : This script will launch Second Life. : When SL is closed, it will delete temp : directories that cause PSU Lab problems. : For this script to work, the folder : containing the Second Life application : (SecondLife) must be in the same directory : as this script. @ECHO OFF ECHO Please leave this window open. ECHO IGNORE ANY "Profile Storage Space" MESSAGES YOU SEE! ECHO Now launching Second Life... ECHO. PAUSE CD /d %~dp0 CD SecondLife START /wait SecondLife.exe RMDIR /q /s "%APPDATA%SecondLife" ECHO. ECHO Second Life is closing. Now cleaning up your temp files... ECHO. PAUSE CLS EXIT
    5. Run SL From Your Flash Drive
      • Double Click RunSL.bat
      • A Dos command window will open and say ”Press any key to continue …”
      • Press any key and SL will load.
      • When you quit SL the Dos window will again ask you to “Press any key to continue …”
      • Press any key and you are finished.
    6. Credits
      • Batch File provided by Michael Sauers The Travelin' Librarian:
      • http:// www.travelinlibrarian.info /
      • Under Creative Commons License :
      • http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/
      • Power Point by Michael Taylor of Northern Illinois University eLearnng Services 2007

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