You need this converter in order to use Garmin Unlock by "Who Cares". It also converts the mapset into the faster and more efficient mapset of Mapsource 6.13.17.

If you just want the image file, you don't need to go through this hassle. But the latest Mapsource is really slow and the new 2009 v.10 and higher install the fucked up Mapsource app. 

I would've posted the link (below) in the comments section for this converter but TPB won't allow me to post the link, so I have it included in this small file. 

Unfortunately, the instructions are in Dutch or German.  Google wouldn't allow me to just copy the translated portion so I included just the original with links so you can use the google translation yourself to read in English....or some of you may be able to figure it out on your own.

The main site is here which would save you downloading this torrent: http://members.ziggo.nl/zumo/cne2009_multilang.html

"When you install City Navigator Europe NT 2009 (or a nüMaps Lifetime update for this map), MapSource 6.14.1 or 6.15.3 will be installed too. 6.14.1 is much slower than 6.13.7; on an older PC it might even be unworkable (not to mention the ugly distortion of the maps). 6.15.3 is faster than 6.14.1, but this version has some nasty bugs. (And it's still slower than 6.13.7)
The problem is that MapSource 6.13.7 cannot use these maps, because the files have a new format (actually the same as RoadTrip for Mac OS X uses).

Some members of the German forum Naviboard.de found a solution to convert the new files to the format that MapSource 6.13.7 uses. Their solution is not so easy to use, so I created the program MapReverseConverter to make te conversion process easier (the actual conversion is done by the program GMaptool, the same as the Naviboard solution).
MapReverseConverter is an universal program, not only for City Navigator Europe NT 2009, but for any map in the new format. MapReverseConverter does not only convert the maps, it (optionally) installs MapSource 6.13.7 (and POILoader, MapInstall, UnlockWizard) too.

After the conversion process you will have two sets of maps on your PC, the original and the converted one. If you want, you can remove the original files, preferrably through the Control Panel of Windows. Newer versions of MapSource still work with the converted maps, so upgrading MapSource is always possible.

With every update of nüMaps Lifetime you will need to run MapReverseConverter again.

Why is it called 'MapReverseConverter'?
RoadTrip for Mac OS X cannot use maps in the old format. For getting these maps to work with RoadTrip you need to use Garmin's program 'MapConverter', which converts map files to the new format. My program does the reverse, hence the name."

If anyone wants to edit the contents of this file and repost it, go ahead.  I just don't have the time.