I contacted Garmin CEO Clifton Pemble in Kansas with my request, the need and the marketing advantage for Garmin. That prompted a phone call from the head of automotive (don't remember his name). About four months later automotive told me an update to Basecamp was going to be released. I don't know when or what will be updated - but it's a start.
I have always gone back to your fix for GE when there was a problem. But on the bottom of your post you wrote: "Note BaseCamp won't work with the 64bit versions of GE, you need the 32bit versions."
[TABLE="cellpadding: 0"] [TR] [TD="colspan: 2"]from:[/TD] [TD="colspan: 2"][email protected][/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD="colspan: 2"]reply-to:[/TD] [TD="colspan: 2"][email protected][/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD="colspan: 2"] [/TD] [TD="colspan: 2"] [/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD="colspan: 2"]date:[/TD] [TD="colspan: 2"]Jul 16, 2018, 2:42 PM[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD="colspan: 2"]subject:[/TD] [TD="colspan: 2"]Garmin Follow-up << Reference ID: 12084758K1 >> <Q#:1000083>[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] ... The new process requires a few more clicks, but is more robust. In the recent past, updates to Google Earth have broken the connection between Basecamp and Google Earth. Exporting to KML and importing to Google Earth works reliably. ... With Best Regards,
Mikel Mayfield Product Support Director
It's actually a simple process.
1- Create a KML file. 2- Knowing the location of earth.exe (this is the kind-of "tricky" part). 3- Running googleearth.exe with the KML file in a command line.
That's what my program does (it does some work to figure-out where earth.exe is).
