How do I have the street names overlay the google earth maps?
Using rev. 3.0.0762
Thank you,
Seamus J. Wilson

Seamus J. Wilson wrote:

Tick the checkbox below the map that says [ ] Roads

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Thank you for help,
Seamus J.
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ProfGene <mfevs@winco.net> wrote:

|>Seamus J. Wilson wrote:
|>> How do I have the street names overlay the google earth maps?
|>> Using rev. 3.0.0762
|>> Thank you,
|>> Seamus J. Wilson


|>Its very hard to say with the sparse information that you have provided
|
You've never used the program I take it - he gave the info need'd.

|>Windows could do it. On the software side you should scandisk and defrag
|>often like once a week and you should run anti spyware programs like Spybot.

now your just scary.

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Seamus J. Wilson wrote:
because it could be a hardware or a software problem. Hardware problems
like RAM going bad could produce it or drivers that are not accepted by
Windows could do it. On the software side you should scandisk and defrag
often like once a week and you should run anti spyware programs like Spybot.

ProfGene <mfevs@winco.net>, the scarecrowish flutist, stuttered:

What the fucking hell?



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The only thing you're 'professing' is your stupidity gene.

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Look under the map window. There should be a panel there with various
controls.
Simply click on the white box next to the symbol that looks like a road
sign. It should have the word Roads next to it. When you zoom in far
enough the roads and their names (if known by the map maker) will appear.
At the furthest zoom that the roads show up on, you will only see the major
highways. As you zoom in closer more roads should start to show up based on
how far you zoom in. On slower internet connections and computers there may
be a delay before you see them.