Certificate Sets are used for the publishing and printing of certificates to determine for which participants a specific certificate should be generated, the complete set of certificates can be generated as a single PDF file if required. 

Certificate sets make it possible to produce different certificates for different contests or subsets of participants - such as awards winners. 

The list on the left shows all certificate sets in your event file which can be rearranged using drag&drop by clicking the free space to the left of the list name, certificate sets highlighted in blue are published online through my.raceresult.com.

Certificate sets can be further sorted into folders, to create a new folder, click the Add Folder icon in the Certificate Sets Header. By clicking the folder header, the folder can be expanded / collapsed, to sort the items within a folder alphabetically, click the  icon. Empty folders will be deleted automatically when you reload the window.

Clicking the name of a certificate set from the menu opens an overview page for that list. 

Settings

Certificate Layout
First, select the Certificate layout which should be used.

Then choose if you would like to create individual or team certificates. If you choose Team Certificate (1 per Participant), certificates will be created only for members of a team. If you select Team Certificate (1 per Team) a certificate will be printed only for the first member of each team.

For which Participant do you want to create certificates?
You can further limit for whom certificates will be printed. Oftentimes certificate sets are filtered by a rank, for example if you want to print certificates for only the best three. You can also enter a general filter.

Order of the Certificates
Determine in what order the certificates will be created.

Layout

Edit the Certificate Layout selected in the settings.

Preview List

A static list of the participants included in the certificate set and some basic values which may affect their eligibility. 

Certificates

Generate all certificates in the set in a single PDF file.