Trying to be clever beyond my means I made a JPG image and inserted it as an Overlay into the Google Earth viewer. It was not what I wanted but then I found that I couldn't delete it. It does not show up in Placemarks in the left hand view window. I consulted GE Help but it seems to cover everything but my problem.
So, not to be outdone I deleted the JPG image from my HDD but now in the GE viewer is a BIG RED CROSS in a white box that obscures my view.
There should be an entry under places with the overlay symbol (two sheets one slighlty above the other. It may be labelled "untitled image overlay". It should be a matter of right hand click and delete.
The only other problem I have found is that it can create overlays under some odd place grouping and difficult to find.
No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)
I have looked carefully through My Places (there are a lot!!) but can't see it. I think that you may be right with you second opinion, it is 'hidden' somewhere in there.
OK. Found it and deleted. Unlike a true placemark, which you can 'Right Click' and then locate in the folder, the overlay image does not respond to on-screen 'clicks'. you must find it in Places first! It was cunningly hidden but exactly where I put it!
Apologies if im the 'last one to the party' but has anyone else noticed Google Earth can be 'rewound' to 1945 now for some fairly large chunks of the UK?
lots of original airfield imagery there.....sadly some big gaps but its a start
Try Deenthorpe as a good example, click the 'clock' icon and voila...1945 is suddenly there!
Cant take credit for spotting it, a mate of mine did
But you can take credit for passing it on. A lot I have seen before but now it is on GE it is much more accessible. I spend hours sometimes looking for old aerial views and am surprised I missed this, unless it is very new.
So a big thanks for letting us know.
No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)
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