You really like islands - but they are pretty maps :)

Check that your machine is compatible with Win 11.

I updated to Win 10 on my laptop, and was then informed that it wasn't compatible. 18 months later it died a long, slow and horrible death. I only just had time to get a new PC in the end. 4 days later the laptop wouldn't even boot up.

Are there any plans of the internal layout online?

I think that is probably because they tend to get buried by the sand and chopped off at surface level by the waves relatively quickly.

This generally only happens to the largest ships, so symbols of those would be better done at city scale than dungeon scale, or the symbols would be awkwardly huge.

We need to have fish, of course! Huge swirling rainbow shoals of them.

Elementals too, I should think - symbols for Earth, Fire, Air and Water?

I have some nice Celtic knots I did for the wax seals that might look good, and then there is always Igdrasil.

Good - but I think the trees could do with some shadows?

Maybe not the best place to have the hole in the ground arrangements - right next to the well like that, but a good map :)

The One Day Worldbuilder was included in the Worldbuilders Compendium. Was that bundled separately to FT3? Yes it was - I see that now. If you don't have the Worldbuilder's Compendium don't worry, because Ralf has already told me in answer to someone else's question that the Worldbuilders Compendium will be made available quite soon as a new product outside the bundle.

You can ask as many questions as you like here - it's the forum, and I don't mind you borrowing my thread for now.

1. The most common projection used to export and import world maps is the Equirectangular. In fact, some apps won't import anything but Equirectangular.
2. You can adjust the position of the poles using the latitude and longitude controls in the 'Secondary' tab of the 'World Settings' dialog. Remember to click Apply after each adjustment.

You're doing well - those aren't as basic as you thought. I had to go and check my answer to number 2 first ;)