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spaced | 10:16 Thu 05th Jan 2006 | Technology
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Is it true that you MUST have broadband for Google Earth to work, or will it work ok on a XP Machine with a dial up modem??
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You can use it with dial up, but it would be so slow as to be pointless. You would be waiting a long time for it to display anything.
10:59 Thu 05th Jan 2006
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if they are pictures, why would they take so long to load?
11:03 Thu 05th Jan 2006
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How many pictures do you think it takes to represent the earth? At varying heights? A lot! That's why it takes so long.
11:28 Thu 05th Jan 2006
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ok ok, chill out mate!
12:12 Thu 05th Jan 2006
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Sorry, trying to give up smoking!
12:24 Thu 05th Jan 2006
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giving that up 3 yrs ago was the best thing I ever did. All the best!
12:53 Thu 05th Jan 2006
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I've spent ages on Google Earth - it's so fascinating.


We're on Broadband & that takes long enough - can't imagine the time it would take using dial up!

16:04 Thu 05th Jan 2006
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S'funny - I have a dial-up connection with Tiscali and I can get from outer space to flying over RAF Marham at 1,000 feet in under a minute on Google Earth. Problem I have is I can't print what's on the screen. Security or a dodgy Epson printer?

01:23 Sun 26th Feb 2006

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