stickies, how i wish you had a scroll bar

Just wondering if the "Stickies" application had some way to get a scroll bar in the notes. I find the notes useful for...well...taking notes, but it's annoying not being able to simply scroll up and down like you do in Safari.

Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Posted on Dec 8, 2006 2:38 PM

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Dec 12, 2006 12:47 AM in response to Peter Sealy1

Peter,

I was looking forward to my first attempt to use the Developer Tools I just discovered and loaded. The scrollable Stickies looked like a perfect first timer project.

When I opened up the View Inspector window though, my window, though similar, was missing a few items, including the "Automatically Hide Scroller", which I wasn't able to sellect. My first attempt to follow the instructions did not produce scrollable Stickies.

Any thoughts for the differrence in the apperance of my window and the failure of my attempt? I was running 10.4.6 at the time.

Dec 27, 2006 5:15 PM in response to ch

Your trying to reinvent the wheel too, are You?
Like I wanted to with iCal.
And all I wanted was new entries in birthday, being I just learned it's only possible from address book list. Now that's a limited pile of junk function.

My opinion, give it up on the stickies scroll bar.
The lower right corner grab is your final option.
Single ideas belong on stickies. Like the color options. Like real ones.
One for yard work pending, one for car, and one for food shopping as such.
BUT,
As to why you are not using text documents instead is puzzling.
These can be the master lists you pick and choose from.
For one, it has scroll bars.
Stickies are cute, but like all post it notes, they loose their stick.
I'd just copy-paste any sticky to text edit document and save to your chosen daily document folder.

Format the document to a default standard font, so when you add anything more to document, you simply hit edit tab and select paste and match style. Done, and hit save.

You can throw in any saved document, and sort it out later.
Spot-Light will show you where the idea went.

Photo's embedded into document. How can you beat that?
I can't be expected to recall everything about my new Canon 30D camera.

So anything I find online that keeps me updated, related to this camera gets added to that Canon 30D text document.
I format the page to ' wrap to window' and just keep adding more images, or any active page links. Better than any bookmark can.

Print out one of the master lists and keep it back pocket for a week or month, and see what you added to it.

best regards


Power Book G4-1.67-2GB, Bluetooth Mouse & Keys Mac OS X (10.4.8) 20" screen for dual view.

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