

The program should install in compatibility mode for Windows XP.

Now click on the install.exe or setup.exe (normal click) to start the installation. Click the OK button to close the Properties Window. As your software previously worked in Windows XP leave this option as it is. If you look just below the 'run this program in compatibility mode for' option you will see a dialogue box with Windows XP SP3.

Click your mouse in the box to the left of the 'run this program in compatibility In the Properties window, click on the Compatibility tab. From the drop down menu click on Properties. Locate the install.exe or setup.exe file and right click on it. Once the CD has stopped spinning open Windows Explorer and then click I don't want you to automatically initiate the install sequence. Keep your finger on the shift key on your keyboard as the CD powers up. It may be necessary to purchase a later (compatible with Windows 8) version of the Atlas program.Īs a suggestion insert the first install disk. Sadly not all software that worked with previous versions of Windows will work with Windows 8. To jump between streets, go to the "Back to Map" window in the bottom left and click the blue highlighted routes.As a street atlas I would say it is somewhat out of date.To position your Street View north, go to the bottom right and click the compass.You can also use + and - below the compass. To zoom in or out, scroll with your mouse or two-finger zoom with a touchpad.You can also use the arrows to the left and right of the compass. To look around, click and drag your mouse.To see where you might go next, look for the X.Your cursor becomes an arrow that shows which direction you're moving. To move around, hover your cursor in the direction you want to go.Note: Historic imagery might not be available for every place that has Street View. To exit Street View, go to the top left and click Back.At the bottom, use the slider to go further back in time.For example, see how your neighborhood has changed over time.

You can see old street-level imagery from the Street View's archives in the full version of Google Maps.
