Hi Rob, 

You certainly can import your KMZ/KML files.  This is what you need to do:

1.  Create a folder called Dynamic here:

On Windows:

Layered Earth\Earth Data\Layers\Dynamic

On Mac:

Right-click the TLE ---> Show Package Contents ---> Contents/Resources/Earth Data/Layers/Dynamic

2.  Add your KMZ/KML files to the Dynamic folder.

3.  Open TLE ---> Look in the bottom left corner under layers ---> Check your layer to run.

Please let me know if this helps.

Kind regards,

Keiron

Hi Keiron,

That appears to have done the trick.  I will push the envelope more during the week and see if I choke TLE.  "Reset" has never failed me!  The intent of course is to see what is reasonable and effective use.  So far the point data I put in plot exactly where I took it in the field!

Now that I seem to have figured out how to ask questions, I have a number of other operational ideas.  Unless you prefer otherwise, I will ask them on the forum  just like this so you get them in your database. 

I will try the same trick on Preflight and Renderbox on the Scidome.  I will let you know how that goes.

You made my week!

Thanks,

Rob

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