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cherrybomb

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Now I've had my mac for quite some time but I have never been able to figure out the purpose of the stickies app. What I wanted to know is, if it is possible to have multiple stickies on your desktop at one time? If so, how do I apply this? Can the stickies float on your desktop, or do I use dashboard to get multiple stickies? I am quite confused with this one.

If anyone could help, that would be awesome!

Thanks in advance!!
 
if you just go to file>new note it will produce a new sticky...you can move them around, change color, font etc etc,
i have mine set to start at login.. pretty useful but somewhat redundant with the new note feature in 10.5 mail
 

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pretty useful but somewhat redundant with the new note feature in 10.5 mail

That's great, thank you. I can honestly say I didn't realize I could do such a thing. Unfortunately, I haven't upgraded to Leopard yet, even though I have it sitting here. I'm deciding on whether to wipe my mac entirely and do a clean install.
 
I've been keeping doctor's appts. and all kinds of junk in a sticky for years. I keep it just over my hard drive icon. Double clicking the top bar shrinks it to a single line, same thing opens it. I couldn't live without it.
 
That's great, thank you. I can honestly say I didn't realize I could do such a thing. Unfortunately, I haven't upgraded to Leopard yet, even though I have it sitting here. I'm deciding on whether to wipe my mac entirely and do a clean install.

I would suggest backing everything up and doing a clean install... seems to produce better results... at least it did for me....
 
Thanks for the heads up MSD401! I'll shall do so in the near future!!
 
Thanks for this. I have been wanting to figure this out for a while now, lol. It' so easy!
 
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