Flash Video Player

FLV Player is a tool to play Flash FLV and H.264 (MPEG-4) videos with. This utility can come in handy when viewing many FLV and/or H.264 files. The installer comes with optional FLV file-association, so double clicking an FLV file opens and plays the file in FLV Player.

What's new in this version:

• adds 'video-only' mode (press [tab] to hide all FLV Player interface elements, note that you can still drag the video around)
• adds volume control with [arrow-up] and [arrow-down] keys
• adds timer toggle (normal and milliseconds)
• restores ability to skip forward with [arrow-right] key

Make a Google Map

== Steps ==
#Log into your Google Maps account.
#Click on the MY MAPS link near the top left.
#Click on the CREATE NEW MAP link near the top left.
#Now you can see the new ‘Untitled’ map you’ve started as well as the map editing tools you’ll use to create your map.
#Click on Blue peg in your tools area, then click the physical map to place your marker on the map. You’re up and running!
#Explore the editing tools and get comfortable with the different ways of developing a map. You can use simple HTML to format your information windows, add images, create links, color type, and, of course, make your own map marker.
#One last thing, when adding a Google map to a web page or blog, you will need a key from Google Maps API (http://code.google.com/apis/maps/index.html). The key is for a particular url, just follow the instructions at the url above for plugging in your map.
#Good luck!


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How to install Google Earth

== Steps ==
#1 Go to [http://earth.google.com Google Earth].
#2 Go to the downloads and download it.
#3 Choose your add-ons. There will be extra add-ons that you may, or may not, want. Check the boxes of the ones that you want.
#4 Complete the download and install the program.
#5 Reboot. Depending on your system/setup, you may have to reboot. Once you have done this, you are ready to go and explore the world!