I have files for maps of Austria and Spain. But because they have the same filename loading one into

I have files for maps of Austria and Spain. But because they have the same filename loading one into MapSource deletes the other. So how do I store both maps ready for use? Or can I combien them into one file?
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Yes, Garmin - GPSmap 60Cx I have both osm_generic_windows.exe and gmapsupp.img files. My understanding was that the latter could be put straight on to a card for the GPS, while the former were for loading into MapSource for editing and viewing tracks on my PC. Incidentally, I thought this was the Garmin sub-forum, but I'm entirely new to the openstreetmap forum and finding it a bit difficult to navigate round.
As it says: The maps from garmin.openstreetmap.nl use a single product ID so installing a second map overwrites the first map. Solution: additive synthesis download the application JaVaWa GMTK and use that to change the product ID of the first map before installing the second map. http://www.javawa.nl/gmtk_en.html
As it says: The maps from garmin.openstreetmap.nl use a single product ID so installing a second map overwrites the first map. Solution: download the application additive synthesis JaVaWa GMTK and use that to change the product ID of the first map before installing the second map. http://www.javawa.nl/gmtk_en.html
So the 60Cx can only use a single gmapsupp.img file. But you can combine additive synthesis multiple maps into a single file. If you have several maps installed in MapSource, you can use that. Just use the map tool to select all of the tiles from one map, then switch to the other map, and select all of the tiles from that. Then send it to the GPS, which will create a gmapsupp.img file with all of the maps you selected.
Many thanks for all this help. Thanks to the javawa application I now have both Spanish and Austrian maps in MapSource. As to my 'old generation' GPS, I have adopted the system of keeping each of several proprietary and OSM 'country maps on separate additive synthesis cards and putting the appropriate card in the GPS. So there is no need at the moment to combine maps in the instrument.
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