Windows 64-bit fixes: joystick support crash when hiding 3D buildings COM application (e.g.Windows: improved appearance on high-resolution monitors.Windows: allow Earth to run concurrently in multiple user sessions.Tour Guide is hidden by default, reflecting Earth Pro use case.Tables tool: improved stability, layout, data synchronization.International languages: fix missing translations, keyboard shortcuts, UI elements.Print preview: fixed mouse-wheel zooming, display refresh problems.Ground overlay editor: fix glitchy rotation, rotation handle positioning.CSV import improvements: support older Mac file formats, multi-line text fields.Network security updates and fixes improved certificate support.Places panel: multiple-item selection, moving, deletion performance improvements.Here are highlights of the fixes, changes and improvements we’ve made for this release of Google Earth Pro. Here are the release notes from the post: What’s New In Google Earth Pro 7.3.2 Changes: Especially since the desktop version has far more features and performance capabilities verses the new web and mobile versions which has most of Google’s development focus these days. It is good to see Google continuing to support Google Earth Pro on the desktop. Google will be automatically updating users who already have Google Earth Pro installed (if you allowed that during your installation).

You can get the new version now by going to the Google Earth Pro for Desktop download page. See screenshot of dragging and dropping items from one folder to another below: Yes, Google has finally implemented the ability to multi-select places content and drag and drop to different folders, or delete a multi-selected area. This has probably been the most frequently wanted feature by power users of Google Earth since it was first released. The new version addresses a number of issues with different platforms and features, but the most significant news is that Google has finally addressed a long-needed feature for manipulating places content in the sidebar. I’ve copied the highlights from their announcement post at the Google Earth and Maps forum down below. Yesterday Google released a new version of Google Earth Pro (for the Desktop version of Google Earth – not mobile) version 7.3.2.

Google earth pro desktop version