BearKiller
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I had to install Google Earth Pro so as to use the geolocating feature in one of my photo organizing programs.
I have used plain old Google maps, both flat and satellite, many times; but, this is my first experience with actually having Google Earth installed on a computer; thus, I have a couple of questions.
1. I would like to turn off the extremely annoying horizontal view that automatically occurs when I try to zoom in close.
I found a switch to turn it off in Tools > Options > Navigation; however, no matter what I have tried, that switch will not respond to my attempts at disabling the feature.
The switch is not greyed out and appears that it should respond to a simple click, but that has not been the case.
Added on EDIT: I read several responses to my same question in an internet search and the answer to every one was to do exactly what I have already been trying = turn that switch off.
Can anyone help me out on this ?
2. I really cannot understand the advantage of having Google Earth installed, as opposed to accessing it via a browser; none of my other geolocating programs have ever required it to be installed; which leads me to this question: With Google Earth Pro physically installed in my machine, can I view various points without an internet connection ?
Thanks for reading and all help is appreciated.
I have used plain old Google maps, both flat and satellite, many times; but, this is my first experience with actually having Google Earth installed on a computer; thus, I have a couple of questions.
1. I would like to turn off the extremely annoying horizontal view that automatically occurs when I try to zoom in close.
I found a switch to turn it off in Tools > Options > Navigation; however, no matter what I have tried, that switch will not respond to my attempts at disabling the feature.
The switch is not greyed out and appears that it should respond to a simple click, but that has not been the case.
Added on EDIT: I read several responses to my same question in an internet search and the answer to every one was to do exactly what I have already been trying = turn that switch off.
Can anyone help me out on this ?
2. I really cannot understand the advantage of having Google Earth installed, as opposed to accessing it via a browser; none of my other geolocating programs have ever required it to be installed; which leads me to this question: With Google Earth Pro physically installed in my machine, can I view various points without an internet connection ?
Thanks for reading and all help is appreciated.
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