Nicely done.

My nitpicking self can't help but notice you stuck with the default straight line bulkheads, while the original drawing uses round shapes. Did you consider trying smooth lines instead of the default straight ones to give a more rounded look?

More maps for the atlas. Thanks @Quenten

Now added to the atlas. Thanks for the contribution @Quenten

Nicely done . I love this style. Looks a bit light in the vegetation department though. Maybe some trees to show major forests.

Sounds like a good approach to the problem to me @Alberto Giuffrida. Would be nice just having a simple script to run that can be distributed without having to distribute copyrighted material.

Not as long as it is attached to the drawing. That embeds the palette into the map itself instead of relying on the external palette file.

But you can also keep it around under a new name, and then manually load it using PALLOAD if you ever need to.

No, there isn't any way of exporting the functional links, the index only becomes a text reference on export. Remember that CC3+ really just support exporting to image formats, and none of those have any support for interactive elements themselves.

I guess it would be possible to export the hyperlinks as some sort of list of coordinates if someone felt up for creating an XP module for doing that, don't think that would be really hard, but again, that couldn't be used just as it was, it would need to be imported into some other program that supported interactivity.

Keep in mind that line styles, just as fill styles, are on a per-map basis. It is not something that gets installed globally. This means that if you see a random option in the line style dialog or not, depends on if the template you started that had from had such a line style. It is not dependent on installing any particular annual or other product. These installations will never change anything in existing maps regarding line styles.

I have files from the CC2 era with this line style in them. (Check @Tutorials\UserManual\Selection.FCW)

The map have now been added to the atlas. Thanks for the contribution.

Note that CC3+ do also have non-drawing entities that you can't find in the drawing window, but still lives on a layer and blocks it from deletion. Map notes are one example that comes to mind. And there is no user-facing UI to figure out which entities these might be.