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Did you see that in Googleearth?I suddenly understand better why you (eMax) say that "he lives in a remarkable place". I zoomed in in the place. Believe me or not, this was casualty, I clicked somewhere in the middle of the village, and was not aware that I had chosen this place, but this is OK, it will be anyway my home "once"
You can do that your own (see link in first thread-posting). And I see that you have already done it for yourself.
Yes, I saw it on GoogleEarth, but it "doesn't work": like I said, I can make single items visible, one by one, by clicking on it, but not a whole group at once. To have everything visible I have to click on the 100 entries of your list, one by one, boring job. But probably I do something wrong.
It's easy. In the forms just enter the coordinates exactly like you have done in your posting above. That's all. But omit any whitespaces (i.e. no separator between lat and lon, but just a comma).
In my version (7.3.4.8738 / 64-bit) of googleearth (Linux but should be similar on windows) you can activate the entire group at the very top of the grunt entries. Whichever box you tick, the box and everything below will be toggled active/inactive.
Well, In my view you don't have the check-boxes, but a crossed-out "eye": if I click on it it disappears, but the individual elements still are crossed-out and don't appear on the map, see below:
