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Stickies is unique PC utility I wrote to reduce the number of yellow notes I cut loose on her monitor. It is a computerized copy of these notes.

The design goal behind Stickies is those the program seems restricted as well as simple. Stickies undertake to not mess with your system files, or write to the registry. Stickies stores information in a single SQLITE database file.
Stickies agree to never shelter animated dancing figures, or play "Greensleeves". The members hold rather yellow rectangular windows down which you can put several reports. At the time created, they will dwell on screen until you take them away. Just in resemblance to a real sticky piece of paper.
Chief Features:

• Once onto screen, notes will remain where placed until closed, even through reboots
• Stickies appearance can be customised; letterforms, colours and buttons may be reworked, in addition to styles saved. Notes can be resized.
• Stickies can store text or images
• Stickies can be hidden for a certain period, until a enumerated date and time, or to wake every day, week instead month, to act as reminders.
• Stickies can have alarms set to protect you notice them at a point you choose
• International language, Byte representation and RTL text support
• Stickies can snap to each distinct and to the sides in connection with the screen to keep the staff efficiently highlighted up
• Stickies can be attached with an application, the interwebs site, document or organizer then they only show at the time it's on screen
• Stickies can be transferred from one process by means of another one of them over specific TCP/IP network correlation, or by employing an SMTP mail server or MAPI client:
• Hierarchical friends list, which may be automatically transferred from other friends
• Stickies runs smoothly with Casements 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10
• Stickies is small and fundamental, it writes to a data hub file, and does not alter the registry
• AD network administrators can use Group Policy to control settings
• API as far as allow integration with other applications