Under the Languages and Appearance section, click the button.Select from the drop-down menu that appears.Click the icon in the upper-left corner of the browser window.You can click Relaunch or close and reopen your Chrome browser to display the new language.To choose one, click the icon to the right of the language and check the box next to Display Google Chrome in this language. Your newly selected languages should appear in the Language menu.In the next screen, click the checkbox next to one or more language(s) ( A), and then click the Add button ( B).In the menu that appears, click the link.Scroll down to the Languages section and click the down arrow on the right side of the Language option.In the next window, scroll to the bottom and click the drop-down.From the drop-down menu that appears, select Settings.In the upper-right corner of the window, click the icon.SketchUp provides a refreshingly simple approach to 3D graphic design and modeling and is ideal for non experts in CAD technology. Being free, it also obviously lacks some of the advanced features of many of its heavyweight rivals. This is most apparent when trying to create domed surfaces, as the Push/Pull tool is particularly cumbersome, although pushing and pulling straight lines is considerably easier. There are some problems with SketchUp however. You receive a snapshot when you add a geo-location to your model which includes 3D terrain data plus color aerial imagery. Alternatively, you can geo-tag them in one-step using Google Maps, as this is integrated with Sketchup. You can send images of your 3D designs via email or upload them for free storage at Google's 3D Web Warehouse. The real fun however is when you export your SketchUp drawings into Google Earth. The Shadow Settings palette is also worth keeping to hand, as it allows you to apply realistic shadows via simple sliders. Of particular note is the 'Materials' palette, which contains over 100 different preset swatches, such as vegetation, metal and glass. Other options can be accessed via the menu system, or you can choose to place extra palettes on the workspace to save wading through menus. Instructor hints pop out on the right of the screen when it thinks you need them. SketchUp doesn't lack in functionality despite its ease of use, and includes all the usual collection of drawing and filling tools you'd expect, neatly accessible in the toolbar across the top of the screen.
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