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which desktop notes program do you use?

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vrbaba

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like keep track of things, or making a list, etc.

need something thats stable with winXP, etc.

EDIT: um...i meant one of those sticky notes things on ur dekstop
 
If you use Konfabulator, there is a "Sticky Note" widget that works pretty well. You can move it, resize it, change it's colors, etc...
 
If I need to save a quick list or a note I just save it as a draft in Gmail, and I have it anywhere I am.
 
Originally posted by: NathanBWF
If you use Konfabulator, there is a "Sticky Note" widget that works pretty well. You can move it, resize it, change it's colors, etc...
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Why all the reinventing of the wheel. Either buy a package of real sticky notes, or use notepad. No sense in overcomplicating things.
 
Originally posted by: TallBill
Originally posted by: NathanBWF
If you use Konfabulator, there is a "Sticky Note" widget that works pretty well. You can move it, resize it, change it's colors, etc...
Click to expand...

Why all the reinventing of the wheel. Either buy a package of real sticky notes, or use notepad. No sense in overcomplicating things.
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dont wanna clutter my already cluttered desk with hws, etc...which I always seem to have done, but never able to find on time 😉
 
Originally posted by: NathanBWF
If you use Konfabulator, there is a "Sticky Note" widget that works pretty well. You can move it, resize it, change it's colors, etc...
Click to expand...

dont have that...
but there are NO standalone programs?
 
Google Desktop has this:

Scratch Pad: Type and save notes for yourself. The Scratch Pad automatically saves itself whenever you type a character in it, so don't worry about remembering to save it. In Options, you can save your notes to a file or clear the Scratch Pad.
 
Originally posted by: Mr N8
Microsoft Outlook - Tasks & Calendar do that job very well.
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i use the calender...
but the notes are always in the 'Notes' section. which defeats its point...i want them...right ther eon the desktop...so they can remind me of things that i need to do.
And no, i dont want to havbe like 5 notepad files, which i would never open.

cmon, i swear there was a program i used to use abt 5 yrs ago...but didnt need it as much back then
 
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