Save sticky notes?

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To close Sticky Notes

I found earlier today that while you are in the note, pressing <Alt><F4> at the same time closes the window and the note is saved. When you reopen Sticky Notes that Note is what you will see.

Microsoft did a lousy implementationon on this gadget. You should be able to right click and choose Delete or Save. If you Close the Window, it should be saved automatically, because that is generally what you want to do anyway. A very useful program killed by poor implementation.
 

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System Admin. Old computer hardware and software geek but having hard time keeping up with all the new stuff. Very difficult to be a generalist these days, too much to learn.
How do I keep my sticky note on top of the screen, instead of disappearing when I click outside it. I'd like to keep them there so I can see them all the time.
 

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I would like this also. When I had an nvidia video card you could use nview manager to do this for ANY window you want, even things like transparent windows, etc. I'm happy with ATIs better performance, power comsumption, and prices now, but the customization software sucks and their forums are absolutely garbage and run by lock/delete hungry mods like Spyre.
 
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I just searched Google for "save sticky notes" to see if this has been resolved. Since this is the first result but the conclusion in this thread wasn't what I was looking for I'll post what I found that worked for me.

5 lines of AutoHotkey code solved this for me that pressing ctrl+s in the sticky note window automatically saves that note in a text file : View attachment SaveStickyNotes.txt

How to use:
(Install autohotkey if you don't have it) Save that code into a .ahk file, run said file whenever you want to be able to save your sticky notes by pressing ctrl+s within them (put it in startup if you always want this feature).

Cheers,
ursu
 

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...5 lines of AutoHotkey code solved this for me that pressing ctrl+s in the sticky note window automatically saves that note in a text file...
When you turn something into a text file you lose the hyperlinks, so you may as well use Notepad instead of Sticky Notes.
 

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