Hi Larry,  Ted here,  No I still have this problem.   For anyone who has not 
tried this feature, it is great fun..........The kids at the school love it 
too.

After processing your earthquake, in Winquake, I go to the pull down menu 
Display/Modify.....select GoogleEarth..........select either Station or 
Event.    From there GoogleEarth will launch and fly you to the Station or 
Event.   A great addition to a wonderful program.

My set up worked fine, for many months, but For some reason I can no longer 
use Google with Winquake to  AUTOMATICALLY view my Station or 
Events........It worked fine before.

 I get an error message.   "Could not open file C:\Program 
Files\WinQuake\GoogleEarth.kml for reading"

I can make it work if I manually locate a file called GoogleEarth.kml, which 
I found in C:\Users\Ted\App Data\Local|Virtual Store\program files\WinQuake. 
In that folder, if I click on GoogleEarth.kml, Google Earth will launch and 
show both event and station like it did before.   GoogleEarth will launch, 
but this error is displayed.

I did try uninstalling and reinstalling Winquake, but that did not fix it.

Thanks, Ted








----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Larry Cochrane" 
To: 
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 6:45 PM
Subject: Winquake GoogleEarth and Time Display


> Hi Everyone,
>
> Sorry for the delay. I have been a little busy with my "day job"...
>
> Ted, did you resolve your problem?
>
> Regarding Pete Rowe's question on WinQuake and Google Earth. Last year as 
> a fun little project I added to WinQuake the ability to view the event 
> and/or station location in Google Earth. Today I created a new WinQuake 
> setup program that contains this new feature. WinQuake version 3.1.2 can 
> be downloaded from here http://www.seismicnet.com/software.html#WinQuake. 
> The documentation for WinQuake is a little out dated. I'll try and correct 
> that problem soon. Here are the locations in the program for the Google 
> Earth feature:
>
> Main Menu under View / Google Earth
> Event Report Dialog Box has a new button called "Google Earth"
> Location Map Window - Place mouse cursor on location, right click select 
> Google Earth
>
> From geoff,
>
> >Howdy you Winquake Experts;
>
> >how in heck does one get winquake to recognize
> >the exact time for the very first sample ?
>
> >I will put in like 20:45:37.123
> >for the start time but winquake will show at
> >the higest resolution only 20:45:38
> >if I put in 20:45:37 it will then report 20:45:37
> >but thats not the right time,
> >there seems nothing I can do get the exact right time
> >I want the first sample to represent ??
>
> Geoff,
>
> WinQuake starts to display data samples at the top of the second. If the 
> nanosecond field in the event header is zero all samples will be 
> displayed. If the nanosecond field is more then the period of one sample, 
> WinQuake will skip to the next top of the second by skipping the first few 
> samples in the data set.
>
> Regards,
> Larry Cochrane
> Redwood City, PSN
>
> tchannel wrote:
>> Hi Folks, For some reason I can no longer use Google with Winquake to 
>> AUTOMATICALLY view my Station or Events........It worked fine before.   I 
>> tried opening different .psn in Winquake, different days or months, and 
>> none will show in Google Earth, and they all did before.     I get an 
>> error message.   "Could not open file C:\Program 
>> Files\WinQuake\GoogleEarth.kml for reading"
>>
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