Posted by Google Fourm on 17 Mar, 2012 in Google News | 4 comments
See Rome as it looked in 320 AD and fly down to see famous buildings and monuments in 3D. Select the “Ancient Rome 3D” layer under Gallery in Google Earth.
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I’ve been driven batty trying to find out why the Ancient Rome 3D layer is not in the Gallery. I’m running Windows 7 and
Google Earth
6.2.1.6014 (beta)
Where on this web is an answer to this problem? I’ve tried US English and UK English. I’ve ‘flown’ to Rome and zoomed in. Still no Ancient Rome layer.
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LikeDislikeDid you download the following?
Google earth 5
y u no read post?
He says right there that he’s using GE 6.2, never mind that that link doesn’t actually link to a GE 5 download.
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LikeDislikeThe suggestion is to try GE 5 and not the beta 6
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