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Making the Most of Windows’ Accessories : Creating Sticky Notes

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Sticky Notes provides a scratch pad for creating memos. Because any sticky notes you create remain on the desktop until you delete them, you don’t have to worry about losing notes when you log off or shut down your computer. Sticky Notes is not included in Starter editions of Windows 7.

You can start Sticky Notes by clicking Start→All Programs→Accessories, and then selecting Sticky Notes. As shown in Figure 1, Sticky Notes gives you a scratch pad on which you can write notes using the keyboard (or a stylus on a tablet PC). You can create a new note by clicking the New Note (+) button or pressing Ctrl-N. To modify a note, click the sticky note to select it and then enter the changes.

Figure 1. Creating written memos


As you add notes, the number of sticky notes on your desktop grows. You can copy the contents of a note and insert it into a word processing document by following these steps:

  1. Click the sticky note to select.

  2. Press Ctrl-A and then press Ctrl-C to select and then copy all the text in the note.

  3. In your word processing document, press Ctrl-V to insert the note.

If you no longer want a sticky note, click the note and then click the Delete button (the red X) on the toolbar. Confirm the action by clicking Yes.

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