

Once you’re done, it should look as follows.

Then click on the Files of type and pick Kml. You should see the following Save file… dialog box. Now Right Click on the Placemark you’ve just saved and click on Save Place As… as marked in the screenshot below. The Placemark should be added to your My Places section as you can see in marked section of the screenshot below. Set the Name to something meaningful and click on the OK button.

You should see a New Placemark dialog box as shown in the screenshot below. Now click on the Placemark icon as marked in the screenshot below. In my case, I searched for University of California, Berkley as you can see in the screenshot below. Now search for a place that you want to export. To do that, first open Google Earth and you should see something like this. You can export placemark points from Google Earth as kml file. The advantage is that it will always look good no matter how much you zoom.You can import Google Earth, Google Maps, Google Satellite, Google Terrain, Google Roads data into QGIS 3 and digitalize them if you want. QGIS is a vector based program, which means all the geospatial data you draw in QGIS is vectors. QGIS is used to create maps, edit maps, view maps and do all types of digital geo drawings. QGIS is available on Linux, Mac OS and Windows. It is a desktop application for working with geospatial data. But OpenCPN crashes the phone every time I start the App.QGIS is a Geographical Information System. I have gotten Google Earth to run well on my Android Phone. The only success has been under Windows 32bit XP - the totally unsupported platform. No go! The Pi was the first but have had the same issues with other processors and OSs. I have now tried to get google earth to install on three different computers running different versions of linux. It is not being transmitted from the phone. The only feature I cant get to work is the compass heading. The free version of the app only allows one connection but works very well with opencpn. I use a phone app called “shareGPS” to transmit the GPSD. The GPS I am currently using is built into my android phone. If you meant OpenCPN, Go to where you can find specific instructions for every known compatible port of the software.

Is that what you meant or was it a typo? English can be so complicated!
