Well, now I feel a little silly. We learned way back in first grade to read all of the instructions completely before starting to work :)

Thank you!

Well, I fibbed. Just a little. Callum Cullfeather grew a little in my mind, and I needed to add just a bit to the map text. This led to resizing the background and the text box to accommodate the new words, which then led to rewording a few parts so that it fit in the box in a way that's more pleasing to my eye.

Here is the latest "final" version…

Would you mind sharing the CC3+ file for this? I'd love to be able to pick this apart.

I really like this map, Jim. I don't know exactly what draws me to it - probably something in the layout of the hills and roads. It looks like a place I'd want to set an adventure!

Well, that fiddler doesn't look too happy. Didn't turn out quite as well for him as it did for Johnny in "The Devil Went Down to Georgia," did it?

Not sure I've ever been to a meeting / debate where the uniformity of the seating lasted longer than the first 5 or 10 people arriving - if that long. It just looks well used to me :). I like it!

I'd like to claim this one. I probably won't be able to get it done before the deadline (though I'll try), but I've got an idea for it I'd like to develop anyway.

I found myself wishing I could both "Awesome" and "Insightful" this! Very interesting (to me) that some folks who find CC too difficult to learn have bought it not once, but twice... and for redonculous amounts of money. There must be something very attractive about the software to entice this irrational expenditure.

I prefer the map center to be the 0,0 coordinate on some maps - primarily my whole world maps. I unhide and unfreeze all sheets and layers except the "Template" layer, then do a n0n-visual move. I select everything, set the center of the map as the origin of the move (I usually have to do this visually using the snap grid), then type 0,0 as the destination, hit "Do It," and Bob's Your Uncle.

So far it hasn't seemed to present any difficulties or errors down the line, and this makes the 0,0 coordinate the map center so it seems like it would work for JulianDraco's needs as well.

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