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If you wish to change the name or reposition the Placemark, right click on it in the
Places Bar, then select “Properties” from the pop-up menu. The “Edit Placemark”
window will then appear, and the push-pin can be dragged or repositioned as described
above.
5.8.5 Exporting KML markers from Google Earth
Once you have followed the previous procedures to create the mission marker folder,
then add placemarks to it representing the mission targets and waypoints, you can
export these markers into Artemis Manager via a KML file.
The image below shows a fairly typical set of mission markers. Marker names have
been chosen to be brief but descriptive to the diver (when shown on the Artemis
Display).
Notice how the markers have all been added to the “ArtemisMission” folder in the
places bar, and the hierarchy shows them to be indented to the right from the folder
name.
If all the markers aren’t in the mission folder, at this stage drag them over the mission
folder name to reposition them. Additionally, drag the markers names over each other
within the mission folder to organise the sequence they will appear to the diver in (this
can also be done later in Artemis Manager).
Once the markers are entered and have been organised correctly, export them to a
KML file…
 Start the export for just the required mission markers by either…
o
Selecting the mission folder to export in the Places Bar by left clicking on
it, then choose from the main menu “File » Save » Save Place As”.
o
Right click on the mission folder to export in the Places Bar, then form
the pop-up menu choose “Save Place As”.
 The “Save File” window will appear. By default the mission folder name created
previously will be used as the file name – if required, change this here.