The desktop application I am talking about today is Sticky Notes that comes standard in Windows.
I used to think that Sticky Notes was a featureless program. But, one day I decided to try out some formatting shortcut keys that I typically use in other Windows products. So, then I discovered that the application supports Ctrl+b for bold, Ctrl+e for aligning text to center, Ctrl+Shift+> for increasing text size, and more. This has made Sticky Notes much more useful than before.
I used to think that just writing on paper was the quickest way to keep notes and a todo list. But now, for efficiency, I use just one large Sticky Note on my desktop. This has the added benefit of not having to throw away physical paper.
List of hidden Sticky Notes shortcuts:
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I used to think that Sticky Notes was a featureless program. But, one day I decided to try out some formatting shortcut keys that I typically use in other Windows products. So, then I discovered that the application supports Ctrl+b for bold, Ctrl+e for aligning text to center, Ctrl+Shift+> for increasing text size, and more. This has made Sticky Notes much more useful than before.
I used to think that just writing on paper was the quickest way to keep notes and a todo list. But now, for efficiency, I use just one large Sticky Note on my desktop. This has the added benefit of not having to throw away physical paper.
List of hidden Sticky Notes shortcuts:
| Bold | Ctrl+b |
| Italic | Ctrl+i |
| Underline | Ctrl+u |
| Strikethrough | Ctrl+t |
| Decrease Font Size | Ctrl+Shift+< |
| Increase Font Size | Ctrl+Shift+> |
| Align Text Left | Ctrl+l |
| Align Text Right | Ctrl+r |
| Bullet/Numbered Lists | Ctrl+Shift+L |
| Subscript | Ctrl+= |
| Superscript | Ctrl+Shift+= |
I'd like the chance to answer any questions.
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