Refreshing kml files in Maps

If you put in a web address to a kml file into the Google Maps application it will load the appropriate map with pushpin for the location. But, now that I have it loaded I want to be able to refresh it (it's a moving vehicle) and I can't figure out how.
This would be a cool way of seeing where a city's buses are, but once the kml is loaded Maps there doesn't seem to be a way to tell it to go back and look at the kml again.

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>I have changed a few image files that show up in all of
my many individual
>web
> page files. I saved the new files in the same place and
with the same
> name as
> the old files, but the old files still show up in my
Dreamweaver files.
> The
> main difference between the new files and the old ones
are that the new
> ones
> are bigger in dimension. The refresh button in my
toolbar remains
> unusuable.
> It's gonna take forever to re-place all the images in
each web file. Can
> someone please help?
>
> -Crystal
>
> Here is an example of old file verses new file:
> (NEW)
> <img src="../../images/Easter/page_59.jpg" width="34"
height="32" />
> (OLD)
> <img src="../../images/Easter/page_59.jpg" width="27"
height="35"
> />
>

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