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SL Quickstart - Pushed to New Residents? 
commonsensible.net | by Ari Blackthorne™ | Mon, Apr 20
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Our favorite Linden, Torley has posted links to the SL Quick-Start Guide, available in PDF format for download. Hurray for Torley, still at it with helpful tips and tutorials and all thing edification-wise regarding the gris, viewer and Second Life in general.
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