In the case of iOS and Mac, you can then 'go back' (either by tapping on the back button in the toolbar on iOS or using the View->Back menu option on macOS.) When a link has been pasted into a map, it can be tapped, long pressed or clicked and it will then open the target map and reveal the target topic. NB: The path will be adjusted to be 'relative' (although this can be changed in Settings/Preferences.) The reason for making the path relative is described later. If we paste the above link into another map (in the same folder) then the link will be 'adjusted' as follows: This tells the system that the link is to a topic in the same map. If we paste the above link into the same map, then the link will be 'adjusted' as follows: Topic - this tells iThoughts which topic to select after opening the map (this is optional) Path - this tells ithoughts where the map is that needs opening (this is optional) Open - this tells iThoughts to open a map Ithoughts - this tells the system that it should launch iThoughts

The URL will look similar to a web link - as follows: This can then be pasted anywhere that a web URL could be pasted (into another topic or even another app - even into a web browser.) This will place a URL onto the clipboard. On Windows, right click on a topic then choose Copy As->Link On Mac, right click on a topic then choose Copy As->Link On iOS, tap on a topic then choose Copy->Link Hyperlinks can also work from within other apps. A good use for this is to have an 'overview' map with various topics that link off to more detailed maps. IThoughts hyperlinking enables you to create hyperlinks to maps and specific topics within maps.

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