From an open Cmap:
You can view and select concepts, linking phrases, and propositions in a list, as well as add new propositions, using Cmap List View. The Cmap List View is a way to easily navigate and add to Cmaps of any size and complexity. To begin using Cmap List View, click the Cmap List View icon.
The Cmap List View has four different lists to choose from: Concepts, Linking Phrases, Propositions, and Cmap Outline. The Concepts list view provides quick mouse or keyboard access to a list of concepts in a Cmap that are orderable by clicking the Concept, Links In, and Links Out headings.
The LInking Phrases list view provides quick mouse or keyboard access to a list of linking phrases in a Cmap that are orderable by clicking the Linking Phrase, Links In, and Links Out headings.
You can navigate a Cmap by proposition, add new propositions to the Cmap, or add to existing propositions in the Cmap by clicking the Add button from the Propositions list view.
The Cmap Outline list view provides a way to abstract the main ideas of a Cmap. Specific propositions may be brought into view quickly with the information hiding feature of the Cmap Outline list view. You can show or hide a proposition from view in the list by clicking on the plus or minus sign next to the linking phrase of the proposition.