Step 5
❱ Move the mouse pointer up onto the side of a building and
it turns into a rectangle. Click the mouse and the camera will
rotate to show the building centred on the screen. If, when you
move the pointer onto a building, it shows a magnifying glass,
you can zoom in to the image.
Step 6
❱ In the corner of the Street View window is a small box showing
your position on the map. You can expand or minimise it by
clicking the icon to the bottom left. When you expand the map
box, it will split the screen with Street View. You can also quick
navigate your location by double tapping on the desired location.
Step 7
❱ You can also use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out of
the image in Street View. If you want to view the image in full
screen, click in the button with four arrows in the top corner of
the window. Click the X next to that to close Street View and
return to the normal map view.Using Google Street View
Route Plan with
Street View
When using the route planner feature of Google Maps,
it is possible to have the route displayed with a Street
View image for each junction, roundabout or major
change of direction. To activate this option, plan your
route using the steps shown previously, click to print the
route and then click the Street View link at the top of the
Print screen.