Using Sticky Notes – Windows 7

You can use Sticky Notes to write a to-do list, jot down a phone number, or do anything else that you’d use a pad of paper for. You can use Sticky Notes with a tablet pen or a standard keyboard. To write a note using a tablet pen, simply start writing on the note where you want the ink to appear. To type a note, click where you want the text to appear, and then start typing.

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  • Open Sticky Notes by tapping the Start button Picture of the Start button. In the search box, type Sticky Notes, and then tap Sticky Notes in the list of results.

    To create additional notes, click the New Note button.

    You can also open a new note by pressing Ctrl+N.

Tip

Tip

To resize a note, drag an edge or corner of the note to make it larger or smaller.

When you’ve finished using a note, you can delete it to clean up your desktop.

  1. Click the Delete Note button.

  2. In the Sticky Notes dialog box, click Yes.

    You can also delete a note by pressing Ctrl+D.

Note

Note

Sticky Notes closes if you delete all of your notes. To create a new note, reopen Sticky Notes.

  • Open Sticky Notes by tapping the Start button Picture of the Start button. In the search box, type Sticky Notes, and then tap Sticky Notes in the list of results.

  • Right-click the note that you want to change, and then click a color.

You can format text, add bullets to make a list, or change the text size by using keyboard shortcuts. Here’s how:

  1. Select the text that you want to change.

  2. Use the following keyboard shortcuts to format the text on your note:

    Type of formatting

    Keyboard shortcut

    Bold text

    Ctrl+B

    Italic text

    Ctrl+I

    Underlined text

    Ctrl+U

    Strikethrough

    Ctrl+T

    Bulleted list

    Ctrl+Shift+L

    (Press this keyboard shortcut again to switch to a numbered list.)

    Increased text size

    Ctrl+Shift+>

    Decreased text size

    Ctrl+Shift+<

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