Sticky notes on your monitor

A friend sent me the cutest free software for sticky notes. The wee little icon sits unobtrusively on the bottom of the screen until needed. Of course, it may be years before I learn all its capabilities but just to begin with I can write little yellow notes, retrieve them on top of any program in progress and get rid of them with a click. DH wonders if I'll have the entire screen covered with notes soon. I guess it could happen but I've already learned to delete them and I think (?) there's a way to store them. somewhere. somehow. maybe later. The free program is

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it the next time you 'put away' something in a place you may never think of again. Polly

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Polly Esther
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You've been able to do that on Macs for close on 20 years - in System

7.5, whenever that was.

So when I got System 7.5, I thought "what a neat idea" and started using them straight off. I'm not usually an early adopter but this seemed terrific.

I think they lasted three days before I decided they were more of an annoyance than a help and disabled them.

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Jack Campin - bogus address

Well, yes, Jack. I suppose the same could be said of husbands. Polly "Jack Campin wrote >

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Polly Esther

often in less than three days too. oh well. j.

"Polly Esther" wrote... Well, yes, Jack. I suppose the same could be said of husbands. Polly

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J*

Oh, I remember sticky notes! When I worked at the newspaper I had them on my old Mac IICi. Like 1993 or so. I used them a lot. I don't think there was a method to store them back then. You could minimize them so that just the yellow stripe showed. They came in all colors. I might try that program. Deja vu. It will remind me of my cubicle era.

Sherry

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Sherry

On Fri, 30 Oct 2009 21:03:01 -0500, Jack Campin - bogus address wrote (in article ):

I use them on my Mac of and on. They can be helpful for quick notes and then they can disappear once I'm done with them. Just like the real ones.

Maureen

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Maureen Wozniak

HAHAHAHAHAHH!! Good one Polly!

Lynne in Toronto

(Glad to see old curmudge> Well, yes, Jack. =A0I suppose the same could be said of husbands. =A0Poll= y

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lynne in toronto

Thanks, Lynne. I thought it was. I reckon everybody else is out Trick or Treating . . . or hiding chocolate from the little kids. =) Polly

"lynne in toronto"

HAHAHAHAHAHH!! Good one Polly!

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Polly Esther

Or cutting squares for 4 Baby quilts.

Butterfly

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Butterflywings

I sent that link to my daughter and she immediately sent me back this link:

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Smart aleck. she thinks the sun shines out of that's thing's.... USB port

Cindy

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teleflora

Thanks Polly. I'm going to have a look. :-)

Best regards, Michelle in Nevada

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Michelle C.

Are you telling me it *doesn't*??? :O

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Sandy

LOL

I wouldn't know! I'm not allowed to touch it!

Cindy

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teleflora

LOL! As you may have guessed, Cindy, I love my Mac, too. I've had Macs since the mid-80s (long before I was able to be online), and I can't see that I'd ever change. :)

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Sandy

Howdy!

Well, there is that certain "Duh!" factor.

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R/Sandy - quilting next to the Mac

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Sandy E

Oh, I knew, Sandy! I can spot "you people" a mile away.

I started out with an Apple 2C, then a 2GS (Color monitor! wow!).

Remember when "online" was just a few bulletin boards from Local Universities?. Where I lived, I could only stay logged on for 30 minutes A DAY, so I signed up every single person in my extended family so I could stay on longer.

I found my internet manual from that time. It's antique now. Absolutely nothing in that huge binder applies to today.

Cindy

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teleflora

I have post-it notes all around my computer at work....having them on my virtual desktop sounds like a good idea too! Thx! Allison

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Allison

LOL!

I used to repair those, and Macs, after hours in my school district.

I remember dial-up, but nothing prior to that. Unfortunately for me at the time, there simply wasn't any internet/online access in the small town where we lived until the mid-90s. :S I was *dying* to get online!

I'll bet! I don't have any of my older stuff, as we have no place to store that kind of thing. But I'll bet it's a hoot going through it!

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Sandy

About the same for Windows. Windows 95 was the first time I used a sticky note. It wasn't as good as this one, though. This one is quick and only as obtrusive as you want it to be. Thanks, Polly!

ep

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Edna Pearl

I *think* I remember using one on Windows 3.11. I just email myself now. :)

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John A.

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