Google Earth

hi Sitting on the Fence
I will get one of my kids to email you with how to do it as they set mine up for me.
its no good for looking at properties as their not enough detail I have pins on mine to show my developments and were in relation to each other they are and to plan a trip it is very good for that put but not much use except as a gimic.
the detail is good for sydney but a ubd gives you more detail then it.
A bit of fun yes everyone comes round for a few beers and asked well what do you do and I go onto google earth and shown em but thats about it.

here to help

Sitting on the Fence

I believe it can not be used with the old dial up only with ADSL or Broadband

Regards

Regrow

You are a fool for 5 seconds if you ask a question, but a fool for life if you don’t.

Hi

To change your screen resolution, right click on the desktop and then select properties. A window will open, select the Settings tab and you will see a slider that may allow you to change your screen resolution, (depends on your monitor). Slide it to the right until you see the resolution reach the required size and then click ok. You may see a window asking to confirm the new setting, if everything looks ok go ahead. If it all looks messed up just wait and the screen will automattically go back to the way you had it.

The images in Google earth are no more than 3 years old, and I have used it to check out properties in the area I live in, it works quite well, but the images are not spectacular. In some areas you can see fences and resonable detail right down to the cars on the street.

You need to have a broard band connection to use google earth as the image data is very large.

Hope this helps

Phil

Westan,
Do you pay the fee for full Access?

Monopoly, my favourite game

I tried to down load the service myself , but couldn’t get it to work. I’m not to good on these computers.

Monopoly, my favourite game

Just had to set the record straight

I have Google Earth working fine on Dial-up. And, yes, it’s the Free version,

Benny