Mac 101: Float a Sticky note above all windows
Here is a great tip from creativebits. Stickies and the Mac have gone hand in hand for years. They're a great way to quickly jot down a bit of information, just like their paper counterparts. Ivan explains how to keep a Sticky Note front and center. With your target note selected, simply press Command-Option-F and it will float above all other windows.
Stickies have matured over the years, and gained additional functionality like appear translucent and display Quicktime movies.
What's your favorite "Sticky Trick?"
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Eric3 said 12:51PM on 5-27-2008
Adding scroll bars to stickies.
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071101124809686
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The Echidna said 1:01PM on 5-27-2008
Its gotta be The Moose...
Of course that feature has been gone since the late 90s
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Zenichi said 1:38PM on 5-27-2008
I am also saddened by the passing of the sticky notes moose, as well as the extinction of the Dogcow several years back..
Ah well, I suppose this is the price of progress
med007 said 7:50PM on 5-27-2008
i think there is freeware called Afloat which allows you to float most anything... like VLC player is my favorite.
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