Doing so will not delete any of the notes you’ve created. The Sticky Notes app can be closed from its icon in the Taskbar. Notes always appear over the desktop and below any other apps or windows you may have open. Notes can also be resized the same way you would resize a window. You can click and drag the top portion of a note to reposition it anywhere on the screen. Click the ‘+’ button in the top-left corner of the note to add another floating note to the screen, the ‘…’ button to change the background color of the note, or the trash can icon to delete it. If you’re opening the app for the first time, it will automatically create a new, blank note for you. You can also simply enter “Sticky Notes” into Windows Search or the Start Menu and launch the app from there. You can press the Windows and W keys together to launch the Windows Ink Workspace and select Sticky Notes.
There are two ways to launch the Sticky Notes app:
WEBOOK ADD NOTE HOW TO
Intrigued? Stick with us to learn how to use the new Sticky Notes app and the aforementioned Insights feature. The app’s nativity allows it to integrate with Bing and Cortana via a new Insights feature that automatically identifies important information like dates, times, flight numbers, and addresses, allowing you to view additional info or perform related actions.
WEBOOK ADD NOTE WINDOWS 10
The Sticky Notes UWP (Universal Windows Platform) app in Windows 10 offers that simplicity and easy accessibility that a once-in-a-while use case scenario would require. There are, of course, fancier solutions available out there, some that work quite well with Windows itself, but sometimes, all one needs is a place to quickly take down an important piece of info. The feature was retained in Windows 10, fortunately for those of us who’d still want to make use of it. They may have outlived their usefulness for many, given the countless productivity apps now available across all major desktop, web, and mobile platforms, but Microsoft clearly hasn’t forgotten them. Sticky notes have been part of the Windows repertoire of features for quite a while now.
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