I was using the test version of Scapple, and decided its not for me; but I did put a bit of stuff in there I’d like to extricate it 
I see the notes hereEmbedding Scapple Within Scrivener / Common Feature Requests / Knowledge Base - Literature and Latte Support
If you drag notes from a Scapple board into a Scrivener binder (or better yet, a freeform corkboard), you’ll find it does a good job of bringing your rough work into the program for continued refinement.
but before I do so - a few questions.
Is it possible to have multiple separate cork-boards? If so how do I set up a new one for the import of scapple data?
Otherwise I guess I just create a new binder called scapple or the like and drag and drop that way?
None or Infinite. There’s only one Corkboard View in Scrivener. But, since it’s a View of any folder or Document containing subdocuments, you have a Corkboard view for every container in your project. Because the Binder Levels are limitless, you have Infinite Corkboards.
Just create a new folder, drag the Scapple files in it and view the folder in Corkboard Mode.
OK cool thanks I really appreciate it. 
Ok well I created a new folder, and dragged in a file called bardstale-scapple.scap
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All it shows on document view is the actual file bardstale-scapple.scap in the folder entitled scapple in scrivener.
It doesn’t open or convert it or anything.
I can’t see any of the contents. Viewing in corkboard mode shows nothing whatsoever.
What am I missing here please?
OK just worked it out - have to drag the stuff across from INSIDE scapple.
All good now, thanks!
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