Earth Addresser takes the addresses from your Address Book, looks up their location on the globe and writes them to a 'KML' file which Google Earth can open to display your friends' places right on the map.
If you have added photos for them in your Address Book, those will appear instead of the usual drawing pin.
If you have added photos for them in your Address Book, those will appear instead of the usual drawing pin.
What's New
Version 2.4:
- Includes 64bit executable.
- More efficient memory usage.
- Address Lookup and Placemark file creation can be cancelled on Mac OS X.5 and above.
- Support for Sudden Termination in Mac OS X.6 and above.
- Removed duplicate documentation.
- Solves problem with images appearing too large when set to use the minimal size (Thanks to Steve Parker for pointing this out).
- Doesn't create image files when they are not needed (Thanks to Steve Parker for pointing this out).
- Fixes failure of address grouping in some situations (Thanks to Steve Parker for his help).
- Prevents application from being quit while performing lookups.
- Placemarks can be created without the address and label.
- Phone numbers, e-mail addresses and Web pages labelled "old" are not included in placemarks.
Version 2.4:
- Includes 64bit executable.
- More efficient memory usage.
- Address Lookup and Placemark file creation can be cancelled on Mac OS X.5 and above.
- Support for Sudden Termination in Mac OS X.6 and above.
- Removed duplicate documentation.
- Solves problem with images appearing too large when set to use the minimal size (Thanks to Steve Parker for pointing this more...
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
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| Downloads:7,650 |
| Version Downloads:2,649 |
| Type:Business : Personal Info Managers |
| License:Free |
| Date:29 Jul 2010 |
| Platform:PPC 64 / PPC 32 / Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Earth Addresser takes the addresses from your Address Book, looks up their location on the globe and writes them to a 'KML' file which Google Earth can open to display your friends' places right on the map.
If you have added photos for them in your Address Book, those will appear instead of the usual drawing pin.
If you have added photos for them in your Address Book, those will appear instead of the usual drawing pin.
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