: Re: Link to other Scapple files? My notes grow rapidly in size and I would like to save them into different "chunks". For example, I want to take out part of the notes tree and save those to

It works for me:

Double click to create a new note in Scapple.
On Mac, press cmd-L to enter a link (in Windows it's Ctrl-Shift-L).
Enter the link to your other file: file:///Users/username/MyScappleFile.scap
Double-Click to open the note.
Double-Click to open the link.

HTH

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