If you have a course with map change, Condes can print courses and control descriptions in multiple parts. 

There is no limit to the number of course parts that Condes can handle.

Create a course with map change

This is how you do to create a course with map change:  Create the course just like any other course.  Do not split the course into parts at this point - put all the controls on one complete course!

On the screen, you will have the entire course.

Only when you know exactly where the course is to have its map change, then designate the relevant control as a "control with map change".  This is done in the same window, where you define the control's description.  You can get there by double clicking on the control circle in the Course Layout Editor, or on the control code in the list to the left of the Course Layout Editor.

Condes now knows that all courses that pass this control will change maps here.

Printing the parts of the course or control descriptions

When you want to print the individual parts of a course with map change, use the menu item "Print" / "Maps with courses".

In the course list, the courses with map change have a "+" to the left of them, to indicate that they have multiple parts.

When you click on the "+", the course expands and shows a list of its course parts.  In this list, check the individual course parts that you want to print.

If you check the course name itself (as opposed to one of the parts), you will get a printout of the entire course, not split into parts.

When you print from the Course Layout Editor, the printout will have the entire course.  This printout is not intended for competitors, but for course planner and vetter.

Different kinds of map change

However, it may be that not all courses change map at a control.  Therefore, there are different options in Condes for handling map changes.

Map change at a control

In the simplest case, when you have a map change at a control, and all courses change their map at that control, define that control as a "control with map change".

Marked route to map change at next control

If the map change is at a control point, at the end of a marked route, you define the previous control (where the marked route starts) as a "control with markings to map change".  The control description shows a description of the marked route to map change.

Marked route to map change at a point away from a control

If the map change is at an intermediate point, create a new start point at map exchange point, and insert the start into the course, just as any other control.   Then define the last control on the first course part as a "control with markings to map change".