To try it out, open the MapInfo table in MultiObjectTest.Tab, then choose
'Convert map window to KML file...' and pick an output KML file name. The
program will then convert every visible layer in the map window into the KML
file you specified.
When finished, you can open the file in Google Earth using the File/Open
menu. In Google Earth you can edit names and styles and re-arrange layers,
or move them to My Places so they are permanently available. Use Save As
to save the KML folder as a KMZ file which is a compressed (zipped) form of
the KML.
Other Topics: