The rotation commands allow you to type in the exact amount on the command line. I recommend the non-visual rotate for these operations, which you find by right-clicking :CC2ROTATE:.

My immediate thoughts are that this seems fine and within what the license cover. However, I cannot provide official answer, nor give any kind of permission.

The best approach is to ask ProFantasy directly. That will give you an official answer, and if needed, the required permission.

Check your sheet order. Your floor is most likely on a sheet that appears after the symbols in the list. Use the List command from the info menu to check which sheet your floor and the symbols you are trying to place are, and adjust the ordering accordingly. Remember that stuff on sheets at the end of the order appears on top of things from sheets higher up.

It is also possible that the sheet order is wrong and your symbols go to the wrong sheet. But this will also be revealed with a use of the List command. If the symbols are on the wrong sheet, use :CC2MCHANGE: on them to move them to the right one.

I am a bit unsure what you mean here. Do you want to make the map smaller, so it fits snugly around just the house?

If so, there are a couple of ways to do it. One of them is to use File -> Resize Drawing Area and make the map smaller. This will not move the house into position however, so the best approach is to use the :CC2MOVE: command to move the house and all it's components down into the left corner first. Just make sure to select everything so you move it all at once so you retain the relative positioning.

Another option is to start a new map of a smaller size, then use clipboard copy (Edit -> Copy) to copy the house and and components to the new map.

If you need to figure out the size of your house to input into the resize/new map dialogs, you can measure it with Info -> Distance.

Of course, considering the shape of your house, there will always be a bit "outside" in the lower left part.

The text did look better in the original with the blue outline, but I don't think the drop shadows did it any favors. How about keeping the text as in the first one, and just eliminate the shadows instead of adding the fuzzy glow?