![]() ![]() It crashed a couple of times when I was trying to go from note to note and trying to use the show desktop functionality. On older the versions the keyboard shortcuts don’t really work. There is a lot of functionality to be discovered here. The general interface, how all these ideas meet and presentation feels a little messy at first though. You can also choose to password protect the entire application or bits and pieces of it. If this option is ticked, all locked notes from there will be password protected. From the security section under the the options screen all locked notes can be assigned a password. It’s sad that notes cannot be password protected individually. To lock a note means that it cannot be altered or edited afterwards. If it turns yellow, it means all the notes are being displayed except those that were exclusively hidden in the menu. If you left click the icon and it turns blue, it means, it’s hiding all the notes. It has two modes and colors to display these modes. You can customize the color from either the note management screen, the single note configuration screen or the menu items list. It would have been nice to be able to customize the shade of your note. The reason its called 7 sticky notes is because there are only 7 different colors you can choose to make your notes. It has a great user interface with a lot of functionality packed into it. ![]() You can archive your notes, print them out, export them, hide them, compare them, delete them, manage the recycle bin e.t.c. From here, you can alter and customize multiple notes and how they are displayed. The note management screen contains the real carbohydrates of this application. I would have expected it to open the Note management screen. If you try to open the application and have no notes, it will open the application in the background, under the system tray. At first, I thought notes were being hidden automatically as soon as you click away from them but they were just being pushed to the back of all open windows. There is no auto hide functionality either. The problem is if you hide the note in this menu, you cannot display it again, even if you choose to display all notes from the system tray unless you redisplay it from the note management screen. You can roll the note up, copy it, auto size it, export it to a file from here, lock the note, delete it and many other customization options. This menu can be used to edit how the note is displayed on your desktop. Now this menu does not show up if you’re editing the note. Then I left clicked on it and it brought out a menu. Do I just keep it open or can I archive it so I can check it out later for reference? It seems that I can only delete it and I cant hide it. To be honest, I didn’t know what to do with at first. From there you can still choose to add it to the 7 sticky notes recycle bin or create a new note from it. If you choose to close the note configuration window, it will keep the note open. After this note has been seen, you can choose to either delete it or save the changes made to it and close the note configuration window. This is extremely useful, no matter how simple the app is to use. Provides you with common Q&A’s for assistance on how to use the application. ![]() This screen tells you what the app is about and The first time you open it up, you’ll be presented with a welcome sticky note screen. This was quite a tricky application to use. It’s completely and 100 hundred percent free. There is no bloatware or registration to speak of. When installing it, you can choose to either install it on your computer or as a portable program on a removable drive. All its features aren’t clearly displayed.You can select whether or not a note has a heading.Notes can be displayed on top of everything else.Customizable note transparency and color.It also has alarm and notification functionality. WHAT IS IT AND WHAT DOES IT DOħ Sticky Notes is a free application that allows you to post multiple sticky notes and gives you comprehensive tools to alter and customize these sticky notes. ![]() I recently got to play around with Fabio Martins 7 Sticky Notes to see if it could convince me that there is a useful and neater alternative to most sticky note applications. I have friends and colleagues who still use them because they’re great for prioritizing their reminders. I gleefully played with it for about 5 minutes before forgetting it about it almost forever. The first thing I noticed when I first upgraded to Windows 7, 3 years ago was that it came with a sticky note program. ![]()
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