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How To Use Google Earth To Plan A Long Range Hunt
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<blockquote data-quote="padreweis" data-source="post: 415967" data-attributes="member: 25960"><p>Also, I recommend marking the areas you really want to have cached then clear the entire cache and repeat the process one more time. That way you only burn your memory on the good stuff.</p><p> </p><p>I normally "test fire" it unconnected to the internet to ensure I have proper coverage. Then IF I have exceeded my 2000mb. I save the screen shots (save image). GE will save them as a .jpg file. I then use paint to convert them to a bit map file. This will allow for better resolution when you go to zoom in.</p><p> </p><p>It seems time consuming I know but when GE is the best imagry available at the time and you need it on demand without net access an extra 1/2 hour don't mean much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="padreweis, post: 415967, member: 25960"] Also, I recommend marking the areas you really want to have cached then clear the entire cache and repeat the process one more time. That way you only burn your memory on the good stuff. I normally "test fire" it unconnected to the internet to ensure I have proper coverage. Then IF I have exceeded my 2000mb. I save the screen shots (save image). GE will save them as a .jpg file. I then use paint to convert them to a bit map file. This will allow for better resolution when you go to zoom in. It seems time consuming I know but when GE is the best imagry available at the time and you need it on demand without net access an extra 1/2 hour don't mean much. [/QUOTE]
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