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North Central Ohio | figured out a way to make it work, it takes a little time but... it works and makes for some great pics to reference with scouting reports.
1 Export the management zone layer as a kml. (Rx layers don't seem to work, but if you use the mgmt zone layer that you used to make the Rx it works) save it to your computer.
2 then open the kml file in GE. It will show up as all white/blank.
3 right click on an area within the white/blank boundary which you know to be a specific zone.
-"properties",
-then choose a color that you want to represent that zone and a color (ex: black) for the lines that separate that zone from others.
Repeat for the other zones by right clicking approximately where each one should be within the white area...
I have not been able to get the labels to transfer out of AS and into GE So, as a substitute, I drop a pin (the yellow thumb tack looking icon) and then right click on that pin, "properties" and do the same process as you did for the zones, choose the appropriate color, add a name (ex: whatever population that zone/pin represents)
see picture
 (AS to GE example.png)
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 AS to GE example.png (60KB - 57 downloads)
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KML into Google earth
