Don't worry about the colour, the forums software adds that. I STRONGLY suggest using the 'copy' feature to copy the above line instead of trying to re-type it.
Quit it, if it is running.ģ) Enter the following command in Terminal:ĭefaults write KMLPath '/Users/username/Library/Application Support/Google Earth'Īnd press enter. Does 'username 1' exist too? Hopefully it doesn't.Īssuming 'username 1' doesn't exist, here is how to fix it.ġ) Make sure Google Earth Pro is not running. In the Finder, navigate to your 'Users' folder. It's Google! So now it's our problem, isn't it?įirst of all, let's see if Google is simply confused or if it has actually done damage to your system. The fact that they dump this stuff on the internet and then forget about it doesn't matter. (For those that don't know, that's a really bad sign.)īut it is Google after all. There is only an Intel version and it is built with Qt. Clearly Google Earth Pro is not functioning correctly.
