If it is a *separate* Scapple map then you can make a hyperlink to it from the main map to that map (though not to a specific note on that map - Scapple notes have no address). I do this all the time, not least as I keep some maps as Master Indexes of a set of others (e.g. within the same larger project). The instructions are in section 4.6 of the Scapple manual.

AFAIK though, there is no way to hyperlink *within* the same Scapple map, again because the individual notes have no address.

R.



digeratus wrote:

So I love Scapple in many ways. And I'd want my stuff to be spread out
free-form that way (as opposed to a tree-like mind map).

But for example let's say I have a set of stuff that has to do with my
favorite cars. And one of them is "Mustang."

But I also have a separate map (or a separate part of the same map)
where I take about various animals that lived in the Western US. One of
them is the Mustang.

So in the car map, I'd want the Mustang note to indicate somehow that it
was also a part of a different map, and for me to be able to simply use
the Mustang note to click over to that other map.

And hopefully "Mustang" could be linked in two, three, or more maps.

But I want it to all stay visual.

Is there anything that can do this? I can only think of TheBrain, which
sort of does it, but I don't love its visual appearance. It's too rigid
and not free-form enough. Is there anything else?