Tutorial: Using KMZ Files for Offline Projects (1/2)

If you're planning to send around your content to a private group or are presenting it in a location that has limited or no internet access, you should consider bundling any images your placemarks reference as a part of your final KMZ file. Google Earth will do this automatically for you if the images you use in your placemarks are on your computer's hard drive.

This video walks through creation of a KMZ with images included. For the full tutorial, see http://earth.google.com/outreach/tutorial_kmz.html

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[EarthOutreach]

If you're planning to send around your content to a private group or are presenting it in a location that has limited or no internet access, you should consider bundling any images your placemarks reference as a part of your final KMZ file. Google Earth will do this automatically for you if the images you use in your placemarks are on your computer's hard drive.

For the full tutorial, see the Google Earth Outreach website at:

earth . google . com / outreach

[mmtrade13]

my images are still not showing up (i'm using a mac

- used relative paths, links worked in browsers

- saved as kml, opened kml, did not break links..

NOT WORKING!!! help!

[ManuelHung]

Thanks... this was really helpful in creating a KML for the first time.