I have 2 PCs and much prefer Win 10 on the older machine. If it was possible to run Win 10 on this new machine I would.

Let us know how it goes if you try the suggested remedy above?

As a note here that has nothing to do with CC3 or its installation I was recently suffering the same problem with Explorer nearly every time there was a Win 11 update. The update would go wrong and I would have to go through a series of convoluted steps to uninstall the update before I could get anywhere with the PC at all.

After several frustrating incidents of this kind I discovered the cause was a free third party app I had installed in order to have my Start Toolbar at the top of the screen where I have always prefered it. Win 11 removed that option. Once I uninstalled that app everything was fine again. Unfortunately, I now have to accept that the toolbar will be forever at the bottom of my screen where its a counfounded nuisance.

If you have installed any third party software to modify the way Win 11 works for you, it might be an idea to try uninstalling it just to see if it cures the problem.

I've not heard of that before reading your comment, but there are some things you can try.

1. Turn off your AV while you are installing
2. When you run the installer, do so by right clicking the installer and picking "Run as Administrator"
3. Ok the question asking if you want this app to make changes to your system.
4. After installing, turn your AV back on

Or, if you would rather not try that first off, please log into your Profantasy account on the main web page and contact Tech Support using the Support tab.

We are working hard on it. However, since my part in the whole thing is creating new assets for just a bit of it I can't really throw much light on anything else.

Not unless you wanted to separate each of them out into an image per district and trace them that way. When you get to that amount of work it could be faster just to import the image and draw the districts by hand.

Going back to the tracing job on the outline...

The result seems a little pixelated to my eye compared with the original. This can happen if the image being traced is too low in resolution or if the edge between the opaque parts and the transparent parts are not well defined. If you want to improve on that result see if you can make the image both larger (more pixels in a bitmap editor) and more sharply defined.