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Create Sticky Notes in Windows 7
Published 11/17/2009 by (Rick Broida) at Latest from Computerworld
Forget pasting analog sticky-notes to the sides of your monitor. They look terrible there, and they always fall off anyway. Instead, paste digital stickies to your Windows desktop. If you're a Windows 7 user, it's a snap: Just run the new Sticky Notes app.
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