Stick 'Em Up for Mac
Desktop sticky notes application.
Free
In English
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Stick 'Em Up overview
Stick 'Em Up is a desktop sticky notes application, similar to Apple's Stickies application which is included in Mac OS X. Stick 'Em Up lets you create notes in different colours and sizes that can contain rich text and graphics. With Stick 'Em Up you group your notes in to categories, only the notes in a selected category are shown on screen. You can navigate your categories via the application menu, keyboard commands, the dock icon menu, or with a small categories list window. You can import your notes from Apple's Stickies application, plain text, rich text html and word files. You can print in a variety of styles and export to a variety of formats
What’s new in version 2.1
Version 2.1
- Added preference to choose default font for new notes
- Improved note printing
- Fixed bug where text in categories window could disappear when being edited
- Fixed bug that could cause importing or exporting to crash
Stick 'Em Up for Mac
Free
In English
Version 2.1
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Sep 16 2013
Version: 2.1
Its one of those apps that just works the way you wanted it to without question.
Nov 26 2012
Version: 2.1
Spent a half an hour creating and organization sticky note reminders for myself only to open the program this morning to find all my notes right where I left them.. with no text. All of these notes are blank and completely useless to me, though are placed just where I left them. Glad I didn't pay for this app
Sep 22 2012
Version: 2.1
Is there anyway to keep the notes on your desktop permanently, without having to open the app, and clicking on the category to bring up, the respective note??
Sep 11 2011
Version: 2.1
Loved using the program, but v. 2.1 isn’t Lion-compatible.
• It doesn't show the scrollbar, so the only way to get to text not currently displayed is to highlight & drag up/down.
• It also seems to have trouble resizing if a note's window is taller than screen height, since, unlike the Apple Stickies in Lion, it can only be resized by dragging the lower-right-hand corner, which would be beyond the screen.
The ideas of having categories is a real step-up.
Wonderfully practical idea to prevent notes from flooding the screen.