This dialog is shown when Condes has detected a new version of the OCAD map file, or you have selected a new map for the canvas.

If you are not sure which are the correct options in this dialog, use the YES option, and tick all the boxes.

When your geo-referenced OCAD map file changes, the map image may move or rotate on the canvas.  If you already created controls, the circles need to be moved to keep the correct positions on the map. Similarly, also course legs need to be re-adjusted, and other course symbols, such as refreshments and first aids need to be moved.

YES

Condes moves control circles and objects so that they remain at the same geographical location on the new map.

If the change in the OCAD map file is minor, such as when the map is rotated a few degrees to fit with magnetic North, the graphics objects probably need not be moved.  

However, if the change in the OCAD map file is significant, the map may move to an entirely different location on the canvas, far away from where it was before, and in this case - if not moved - the graphics objects will be left away from the new map location.

If you tick the boxes for Control Descriptions, Graphics Object, and/or Printout Page Boundary, these objects will also be moved.

NO

The control circles and other objects remain at their current location on the canvas.