Recommendations for Sticky/PostIt notes app

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Anyone care to recommend a program they use for those Sticky/Post It
notes thingys?
XP system.
Thanks
 
Anyone care to recommend a program they use for those Sticky/Post It
notes thingys?
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TurboNote - http://turbonote.com - there's a free version & a paid-for
version. I've had the free version for a few years now, works very nicely.
I did look at Stickies, but iirc it can't open only one note at a time,
which made it useless for me.
 
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Anyone care to recommend a program they use for those Sticky/Post It
notes thingys?
XP system.
Thanks
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I have been looking around as well for something like this. Stickynotes
v8.0 is good but its shareware. A good freeware one very similar
http://atnotes.fr.st/. Try it im using it at the moment :O).
 
I have been looking around as well for something like this. Stickynotes
v8.0 is good but its shareware. A good freeware one very similar
http://atnotes.fr.st/. Try it im using it at the moment :O).
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Whoops need to correct myself i'm also using StickyNotev8.1 latest is v9.0.
Shareware both. The freeware AtNote is v9.41 - thats what link above refers
to.
 
©® said:
Anyone care to recommend a program they use for those Sticky/Post It
notes thingys?
XP system.
Thanks
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Does anyone know of a linux alternative to one of these programs?
(Probably open source).
 
Deb said:
TurboNote - http://turbonote.com - there's a free version & a paid-for
version. I've had the free version for a few years now, works very nicely.
I did look at Stickies, but iirc it can't open only one note at a time,
which made it useless for me.
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This is not freeware.
There is a growing trend of shareware and trialware authors and
marketers to announce something as "free" download. This means that they
give you the right to download it for free not using it for free. The
next trend i suppose will be to charge for downloading trialware and
demoware. Next will be virus and worms writers doing the same. "I will
infect your computer, use it as spam relay, but first you have to pay
me." yeah

dM
 
This is not freeware.
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Ummm...yes it is :-). There are two products on the site - TurboNote &
TurboNote+. The first is freeware, the second shareware.
There is a growing trend of shareware and trialware authors and
marketers to announce something as "free" download. This means that they
give you the right to download it for free not using it for free. The
next trend i suppose will be to charge for downloading trialware and
demoware. Next will be virus and worms writers doing the same. "I will
infect your computer, use it as spam relay, but first you have to pay
me." yeah
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Not the case here. I've been using TurboNote for years without paying
anything. The company provide support for the free version as well as the
paid one (good support too). It's not infected, it's not shareware, & it's
not trialware.
 
Deb said:
Ummm...yes it is :-). There are two products on the site - TurboNote &
TurboNote+. The first is freeware, the second shareware.




Not the case here. I've been using TurboNote for years without paying
anything. The company provide support for the free version as well as the
paid one (good support too). It's not infected, it's not shareware, & it's
not trialware.
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Yes, there is a freeware version: an ancient v3.4, the shareware one is
v5.3.
Hidden in the FAQ section of the Page:
http://turbonote.com/spis/runisa.dll?SV:TBNFAQ:966885#SponsorwareFAQ
TurboNote+ -- Frequently Asked Questions

But my comment was correct because:
1) You didn't tell what version was freeware
2) The front page doesn't say there is a freeware version, only show the
shareware version and "free download"

dM
 
But my comment was correct because:
1) You didn't tell what version was freeware
2) The front page doesn't say there is a freeware version, only show the
shareware version and "free download"
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The OP asked for a recommendation. I gave one. It's a good program, better
than any of the other free stickynote programs I've tried (even those which
are much newer than the free version). Beginning to wish I hadn't bothered.
 
Anyone care to recommend a program they use for those Sticky/Post It
notes thingys?
XP system.
Thanks
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The "SafeNotes" part of the free RoboForm program is great for notes,
etc. I keep a link to this in my QuickLanch taskbar and can call up
any notes instantly. Wouldn't be without it!
Denise W.
 
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