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 the tour KMZ file (attached)
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Attached?
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> the tour KMZ file (attached)

Attached?

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Sorry cant attach due to file type - see the URL below to the KML:<br />
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<a href="http://www.cross-keys-hotel.co.uk/wheelersgb.kml" rel="ugc">http://www.cross-keys-hotel.co.uk/wheelersgb.kml</a>
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Sorry cant attach due to file type - see the URL below to the KML:

http://www.cross-keys-hotel.co.uk/wheelersgb.kml [http://www.cross-keys-hotel.co.uk/wheelersgb.kml]

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Dear Experts<br />
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I am trying to embed a Google Earth tour into my website. &nbsp;I have created the tour KMZ file (attached) but cannot seem get this to work at all.<br />
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Any suggestions?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Dear Experts

I am trying to embed a Google Earth tour into my website.  I have created the tour KMZ file (attached) but cannot seem get this to work at all.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Embed KMZ Tour Google Earth

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