How to import Google Fusion Table Network KML file

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After downloading the Network KML file from a Google Fusion Table, importing the file in many ways (including using the data folder) the app states the file doesn't contain anything for the import.

My question is how can I utilize NETWORK KML files from a Google Fusion Table? Static KML files load just fine, it's only network files that have this problem.

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I do want to point out I have found a work-around, however the option isn't conducive to the total situation as it's all quite redundant work and not secure as the Google Maps Engine (GME) requires the map to be public. I have discovered that you can make the map "anyone with the link can view" to anyone with the link after downloading the file, but this might only be a cache...

Here is what I did to get this to kinda work:

Export the Fusion Table Map as a Network KML
Create a new map in GME (light or pro, I use pro)
Import the Network KML as a layer (repeat for multiple KMLs)
Make the map Public (this is an issue for me)
Export the GME map as a Network KML
Import the downloaded GME Network KML file into Locus

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Hello John,

please check this manual http://docs.locusmap.eu/doku.php?id=manual:getting_started:import_vs_items - it will helps.

Anyway in Locus is currently no support fo GME. You may vote for this here

http://help.locusmap.eu/responses/custom_maps_from_new_google_maps_engine

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