Sync Google Earth placemarks across different PCs  Dick uses
Google Earth on more than one PC. He asked how to sync
placemarks between them.  Oddly enough, Google's extensive cloud
services don't do much for Earth (the program, not the planet--
although it probably doesn't do much for that, either). You'd
expect that if you have a Youtube, Gmail, or other Google
account, Earth would sync automatically. But it doesn't.
Luckily, there is a workaround, even if it's a bit clumsy.
[Email your tech questions to]  But first, a quick review on
creating a Google Earth placemark. In Earth, either click the
yellow pushpin icon on the toolbar or select Add>Placemark from
the menus. Another yellow pushpin and a dialog box will appear.
Drag the pin to your desired point on the map, then enter a name
in the dialog box.  Here's another way to do it: Search for an
address or location. The name will appear below the Search
field. Drag it to Places below the search result.  In order to
sync your places, you'll need to save the