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Google Earth tours are recordings or videos of your personalized traveling experiences through the Google Earth application. If you have viewed interesting and compelling photos of specific locations, you can share these photos with your friends and family by creating a video that allows you to narrate or provide a 'tour' of the photos. As of early 2015, Google Earth Pro, which used to be a $400 product, is now free. You will also learn how to automate this tour with a video recording of. Turn on/off audio recording by clicking the microphone button again.

Google displays a series of translucent white latitudinal and longitudinal grid lines over its 3-D maps in some versions of Google Earth. The feature is handy if you’re looking to find the GPS coordinates of a location, for instance. If the grid is of no use to your business, or if you find it temporarily distracting, you can remove it by clicking on the main Google Earth menu or by performing a combination of keystrokes on your keyboard.

Using the Main Menu

Navigate to your desired location in Google Earth. The latitude and longitude lines load at a scale dependent on your zoom level. Loading may take a few moments, depending on the speed of your computer.

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Click “Lat/Lon Grid” on the drop-down menu to remove the grid.

Using Your Keyboard

Navigate to your desired map location. The grid loads and adjusts its size accordingly.

Press the “L” key on your keyboard while holding the “Control” key. Google Earth removes the grid from your map.

Tips

• On a Mac, use the “Command” key rather than the “Control” key when removing the grid via your keyboard.
• Repeat the keyboard or main menu procedure to superimpose the grid over your map again.

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How To Turn Off Tour Guide In Google Earth

• Launch your email client from your computer or log in to your Internet email account, then compose an email adding your saved Google Earth tour as an attachment.
• If you are using a Macintosh computer, emailing a Google Earth tour will only be supported if you use the Eudora, Entourage, or Mail applications.
• To email a tour directly from the Google Earth application, click on the envelope, or email icon from the Google Earth toolbar, then select 'Email Image.' You will then be prompted to log in to your email client so Google Earth can attach the tour to your email message.
• By default, Google Earth will attach the tour in a Joint Photograph Experts Group (JPEG) file format; however, you will have the option to attach the file in a Keyhole Markup Language (KML) zipped format, also known as a KMZ format.
• The KMZ format is recommended for use by other Google Earth users, as this format is directly supported by and built into the Google Earth application.