When unsaved pinned note hides (the window it's pinned to becomes hidden or is closed) it enters infinite loop with prompting to save (discovered by Sergey Christov)Īdded spellchecking using Hunspell library. Hidden note does not preserve its group if groups has been changed via 'Save As' dialog (discovered by wieselmann) Improper search by dates (discovered by Holger Stohr) PNotes might just be the perfect sticky note application. As you can schedule notes to appear only when you need them, you don't even have to clutter up your screen with multiple notes - a definite advantage over the paper kind. You can group them, assign certain notes as favorites, mark in order of priority and even search notes by name or content. PNotes also stands out for its organizational capabilities. Double clicking will create a new note, and right-clicking will give you access to all of the program's options, including a Control Panel, which is perfect for the management of large numbers of notes.

Each note can be tweaked - you can change the font, color, transparency and size - and notes in general can be scheduled, skinned, docked, password protected and even encrypted.Īll of these options can be modified under Preferences, while most note actions will be accessed via the PNotes icon in the taskbar. This view will give you an organizable overview of all your notes, which is a super helpful tool if your desktop is flooded with them.PNotes' strongest point is undoubtedly its organizational and customization options. If you right-click on the icon in your notification tray, you'll find the Notes Manager. If you're juggling a bunch of notes on your desktop, these can be extremely helpful because you can arrange them alphabetically, roll them up (so only the header shows), or choose which notes display in front and back. Right-clicking on any note gives you an abundance of options to work with. If you ever need to reopen the Note Configuration Window, double-click on the header of the note. When you're done configuring all the options for any given note, you can click the green arrow to save your changes or the red X to discard them. It's a good way to ensure that your notes get your attention.

You can set certain notes to shake when you wake up your computer, to play a noise at a certain time, or to open a certain program at a given time.

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