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Google Earth in Web Application with adress search capabilities

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    Hi All, I've been searching for this topic for days, am I wrong or aint there alot of articles about this? All I see and popsup everywhere is a few things "Google Earth API", "API Key", "KML" , "GE Plugin" Can someone please help me understand this: All I want is a VB.NET Webpage where I can enter a Adress and it navigates to it.Thats all. What the hell is the api? Is it a DLL? Is tha api key the same thing as a api. I have the plugin installed. What is KML in english please. How do I use/call these in my code :"Google Earth API", "API Key", "KML" , "GE Plugin" Please can anyone please please give me a usefull link or any sound advice. Thank you guys

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      Hi All, I've been searching for this topic for days, am I wrong or aint there alot of articles about this? All I see and popsup everywhere is a few things "Google Earth API", "API Key", "KML" , "GE Plugin" Can someone please help me understand this: All I want is a VB.NET Webpage where I can enter a Adress and it navigates to it.Thats all. What the hell is the api? Is it a DLL? Is tha api key the same thing as a api. I have the plugin installed. What is KML in english please. How do I use/call these in my code :"Google Earth API", "API Key", "KML" , "GE Plugin" Please can anyone please please give me a usefull link or any sound advice. Thank you guys

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      Google documentation is usually reasonably good. This might be a good starting point, it shows you how to get a map displayed in your webpage. Google Documentation[^] The link doesn't go as far as to show you how to get to a particular address but there should be more info on the site.

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        Hi All, I've been searching for this topic for days, am I wrong or aint there alot of articles about this? All I see and popsup everywhere is a few things "Google Earth API", "API Key", "KML" , "GE Plugin" Can someone please help me understand this: All I want is a VB.NET Webpage where I can enter a Adress and it navigates to it.Thats all. What the hell is the api? Is it a DLL? Is tha api key the same thing as a api. I have the plugin installed. What is KML in english please. How do I use/call these in my code :"Google Earth API", "API Key", "KML" , "GE Plugin" Please can anyone please please give me a usefull link or any sound advice. Thank you guys

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        Done a bit more hunting and there is an example on google that does exactly what you need (I think). Have a look at http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/examples/geocoding-simple.html[^] and view the source.

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