Came across this link from GOOGLE and if you zoom in at Paris, London or even Cape Town - just download and install ...http://desktop.google.com/download/earth/index.htmlGoogle Earth combines satellite imagery, maps and its search engine capabilities to help you criss-cross the globe.Could this be a tip for Microsoft and the next MSFS version?Enjoy!T

Google Earth has been around for some months now and has quite a cult "keyhole" following.

Yesterday I uploaded sectional charts of the US for Google Earth :)http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/showflat.php?Ca...art=&PHPSESSID=Matt

that is really really cool...just wish I had just even a remote idea what to do????????I am just a causual user of GE, I have no idea at all what your doing and even less on how I can get to do it also.None the less, I applaud your work and effort.

>Came across this link from GOOGLE and if you zoom in at>Paris, London or even Cape Town - just download and install>...>>http://desktop.google.com/download/earth/index.html>>Google Earth combines satellite imagery, maps and its search>engine capabilities to help you criss-cross the globe.>>Could this be a tip for Microsoft and the next MSFS version?>>Enjoy!>T You think that is nice try looking at this carlity! http://virtualearth.msn.com/ It is not so compelte but for fun try zooming in on KOAK in Google then MSN and see the amazing difference MSN one gives you! You can even zoom onto the Hornet WWII ship's deck in Alameda![h4]Randy J. Smith[/h4]