Google New Maps No right click

 

The new Google Test Maps does not let you right click and get the cords like the old one. Does anyone know how to

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Montana 650,62S,1450,Etrex Venture Hc

Google New Maps No right click

If you go to map.google.com and right click on the map it will give you the cords.

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3790LMT; 2595LMT; 3590LMT, 60LMTHD

One way

One way is to click on the little "wheel" in the upper right hand corner and then select Classic Maps. On the new map screen that appears you will be able to right click on a spot and select "Drop LatLng Marker".

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I think

rthibodaux wrote:

If you go to map.google.com and right click on the map it will give you the cords.

I think once you have the New Google Maps that going to maps.google.com will always bring up the new version of Google Maps

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LOL I know how do do it in

LOL I know how do do it in the old maps read my question!!!!! I was asking does anyone know how to do it in the new TEST MAP. thats all

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Montana 650,62S,1450,Etrex Venture Hc

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It's not possible to get coordinates in the new Google Maps (yet).

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Nüvi 2595LMT

to be expected

bozlawless wrote:

The new Google Test Maps does not let you right click and get the cords like the old one.....

That seems appropriate. Here in America we are losing all of our rights.

I read

bozlawless wrote:

LOL I know how do do it in the old maps read my question!!!!! I was asking does anyone know how to do it in the new TEST MAP. thats all

I read your question and since it's not possible to do what you want I gave you a possible solution that requires a couple of mouse clicks instead of not being able to do it at all. If you only want to use the New Google maps then your out of luck. If you really want and need co-ordinates in the New Google maps than I don't see whats LOL with my suggestion.rolleyes

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Another option is to use

Another option is to use Google Earth. Drop a pushpin, right click on the pushpin, select Properties. Coordinates are at the top of the dialog box.

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I have not find a way to get

I have not find a way to get the coordinates easy in new googlemaps yet, so i sent a question to google why it does not work and then i went to this place: http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/maps/Ei5W6yeOTkM

No solution there but i woted up one of the post before i went back to old maps.

Petty for me beceause i like some things in New.

best regards Jocke

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Nüvi 300 and Nüvi 3597LMT. Oneplus with Locus Map and Here/Sygic/Maps

No Harm

I did not mean anything buy my lol other than at the top the first part of my question it says "Google New Maps No Right Click" I know how to do it in the old maps and was just asking if anyone knew how to do it in the NEW maps Thats all and it looks like it can not be done yet so thank everyone for the suggestions and help

Mike

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Montana 650,62S,1450,Etrex Venture Hc

IMHO

I like the New Google maps about as much as I liked New Coke. smile

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One By One

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That seems appropriate. Here in America we are losing all of our rights.

One by one OUR rights are slowly fading each minute into the darkness never to be seen again.

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Rights!

Frovingslosh wrote:
bozlawless wrote:

The new Google Test Maps does not let you right click and get the cords like the old one.....

That seems appropriate. Here in America we are losing all of our rights.

Do you mean right click on map, right turn on red, etc.? But what about left turn on red when turning from a one-way street onto another one-way street? laugh out loud

Classic Maps - What's Here

I have the "new" Google Maps and found I couldn't get coordinates for a specific location.

I clicked on the Tools icon in the top right-hand corner and selected Classic Maps. It asked if I wanted to make the change permanent and I clicked Dismiss.

When I right-clicked on a specific location a drop down selection box appeared. Initially I selected "Directions from Here" and an icon appeared on the map at that spot, but no coordinates. Then I selected What's Here, and the coordinates for that point appeared in the dialog box.

It turns out, you can get the coordinates by right clicking on a spot and selecting "What's Here"

Search box

DanielT wrote:

Then I selected What's Here, and the coordinates for that point appeared in the dialog box

Thanks, but I'd term it "the search box", as those coordinates suddenly appear up there, not in the sort of pop-up I envisioned.

This is great news--that was one of my bigger annoyances with New Maps.

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personal GPS user since 1992

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Which is why I'm sticking with Classic Maps. Even the print feature isn't flexible enough.

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Michael (Nuvi 2639LMT)

sticking with Classic Maps - good luck with that

Are you new to Google? You might be able to use classic maps for a month or two, but like any other Google product you will soon no longer have that option. A few months ago I opted to use the "classic" Gmail editor, their new mail composer is awful and has generated lots of negative feedback in forums all over the web. This week my option to use the classic composer went away, if I want to still use them for email I have to try to use the broken one.

New one needs work

I am sticking with the old one both on my computer and phone. The new version seems to be a work in progress, and the work isn't done yet.

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archae86 wrote:
DanielT wrote:

Then I selected What's Here, and the coordinates for that point appeared in the dialog box

Thanks, but I'd term it "the search box", as those coordinates suddenly appear up there, not in the sort of pop-up I envisioned.

This is great news--that was one of my bigger annoyances with New Maps.

I believe what DanielT describes is the Classic Map interface, not the new map interface. The new map interface does not offer right clicking at the moment. I'm right clicking the new map now. Nothing happens.

I agree, the new map sucks. I search for an address and click Street View. I got a big black screen with nothing in it. Under that black screen, there's a (tiny) thumbnail of the street view. Street view doesn't work as expected. The new map is slower than classic map. This isn't a finished product.

Out of touch

They seem to be functioning from featureitis-adding things that their propeller heads in the labs think are cool, instead of asking users if it's necessary or wanted. The stuff we do want has been removed, and the stuff they added isn't wanted. The old saying about "if it ain't broke.." applies here, and it wasn't broke until they started tinkering with it.

why

nrbovee wrote:

They seem to be functioning from featureitis-adding things that their propeller heads in the labs think are cool, instead of asking users if it's necessary or wanted. The stuff we do want has been removed, and the stuff they added isn't wanted. The old saying about "if it ain't broke.." applies here, and it wasn't broke until they started tinkering with it.

should they be any different than Garmin or TomTom

oops--I was not where I thought I was

chewbacca wrote:
archae86 wrote:

Thanks, but I'd term it "the search box", as those coordinates suddenly appear up there, not in the sort of pop-up I envisioned.

I believe what DanielT describes is the Classic Map interface

Right you are. I knew I had enabled new maps at some point (but more often use Google Earth), so when I saw behavior similar that which DanielT described I assumed I was on New. I was not. Sorry.

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personal GPS user since 1992

Send to gps

I can't find a way to send a poi to my Nuvi with the "New Google Maps"
Anyone find a way?

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Mary, Nuvi 2450, Garmin Viago, Honda Navigation, Nuvi 750 (gave to son)

Send To Gps Not Yet Supported in New Google Maps

like a lot of other features from the Classic Maps, sending POIs to a GPS isn't supported at the moment.

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Nüvi 2595LMT

Send To Gps Not Yet Supported in New Google Maps

like a lot of other features from the Classic Maps, sending POIs to a GPS isn't supported at the moment.

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Nüvi 2595LMT

Mapquest

mgarledge wrote:

I can't find a way to send a poi to my Nuvi with the "New Google Maps"
Anyone find a way?

You can use Maquest for now http://www.mapquest.com/ .You will see send on right near top.Gps send will show after getting a location.Works good for routes too.

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Charlie. Nuvi 265 WT and Nuvi 2597 LMT. MapFactor Navigator - Offline Maps & GPS.

Thanks

charlesd45 wrote:
mgarledge wrote:

I can't find a way to send a poi to my Nuvi with the "New Google Maps"
Anyone find a way?

You can use Maquest for now http://www.mapquest.com/ .You will see send on right near top.Gps send will show after getting a location.Works good for routes too.

I have never used Mapquest. Will have to give it a try.
Thanks

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Mary, Nuvi 2450, Garmin Viago, Honda Navigation, Nuvi 750 (gave to son)

Google Earth

Another way.

Enter location in search box. Then go to add- placemark.
Window opens with Lon.-Lat.

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Nuvi 2595 LMT When you come to a fork in the road- take it. (Leo)

New Google Maps - Click To Get Coordinates

Now you can (left) click anywhere in the new Google Maps to get coordinates.

See http://www.poi-factory.com/node/41713

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Nüvi 2595LMT

Thanks, this is good

BUT, has anything been done about send to GPS? I use this a lot.

Anyone found how to send to GPS from the new Google Maps.

I like the new map but am using the old one to send to...

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Mary, Nuvi 2450, Garmin Viago, Honda Navigation, Nuvi 750 (gave to son)

Google Forum Reply

not removed but not yet implemented.
Use the classic GMaps instead.

http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/maps/J9W1KXACJsA

So maybe it will comeback. Goole is famous for removing features and then replacing. I think they do it so they can see how many complaints they get to see whether anyone is actually using the features.

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