- #WINDOWS STICKY NOTES SMART NOTES INSTALL#
- #WINDOWS STICKY NOTES SMART NOTES UPDATE#
- #WINDOWS STICKY NOTES SMART NOTES WINDOWS 10#
Suggestion: whether it turns out to be necessary or not, I recommend adding an empty file called “” to the installation folder (wherever StikyNot.exe is located) to help ensure that the older dui70.dll will be used by the program under all circumstances, regardless of whether the current dui70.dll is already in memory in use by another app (RDS, for one, sometimes does funky things with DLL sharing).
#WINDOWS STICKY NOTES SMART NOTES INSTALL#
You should therefore add any Language Packs you’re planning to install prior to this installation. This means you can no longer place StikyNot.exe in System32 (you don’t want to replace the current dui70.dll) and should instead let the installer provided by WinAero perform the installation to a different location, which will include all the necessary MUIs for your system plus the older DLL in question (and its MUIs). The WinAero folks packaged a new “ Classic Sticky Notes v1.1” that solves the issue by also including a copy of an older version of the DLL. To show the Windows Ink Workspace button if you can’t see it, right-click your taskbar and select Show Windows Ink Workspace Button. Click or tap the ink icon on your taskbar and select Sticky Notes. Some posts above recommended without using. Sticky Notes can also be launched from the Windows Ink Workspace, if you have a Windows device with a pen. Copy the Notes.snt to the Legacy folder and rename it 'ThresholdNotes.snt' (TAKE NOTE, YOU NEED THE FILE NAMED in the right format (upper-case and lower-case, with the extension.
#WINDOWS STICKY NOTES SMART NOTES UPDATE#
However, this stopped working in LTSC 2019 (which corresponds to Build 1809), and it turned out to be due to an update in a system DLL ( dui70.dll) in 1809. Create Folder within \LocalState called 'Legacy'.
#WINDOWS STICKY NOTES SMART NOTES WINDOWS 10#
Luckily, the desktop (classic) Sticky Notes applet from previous Windows 10 builds continued to work in LTSB 2016 and only need to be copied (StikyNot.exe) along with its MUI file(s) ( for each installed language) from an older build to LTSB 2016. That is because Microsoft converted it from a regular desktop app to a UWP (Metro/Modern/Store) app as of (I think) Build 1607, which coincides with LTSB 2016, and did not include the old version in LTSB (as it thankfully did in the case of Calculator). 😉įor those of you who haven’t been involved in any Windows 10 LTSB/LTSC builds, you may not be aware that we some time ago identified the Sticky Notes applet as being quite possibly the only “potentially useful in a corporate environment” component missing from LTSB 2016 and now LTSC 2019 (as compared to “normal” Windows 10 Enterprise). Clicking on the address will open maps, URLs will open the browser, email ID will open the default mail app, flight number will reveal flight details sourced from Bing, phone number will launch Skype, and so on. You may need to sign in with the same Microsoft account to see your notes across your devices.įrom the list of notes, slide a note from the right to reveal note options, and then tap the Share icon on the left.Here’s a quick tip from Jacques who has a soft spot for the oldies. Insights is a smart way to take notes and new features are being developed. Open OneNote for iPad, and then on the Home tab, tap the Sticky Notes icon. Tap Share Note, and then select how you want to share the note.įrom the list of notes, slide a note from the right to reveal note options, and then tap the Share icon. Share with iPhoneįrom an open note, tap the ellipsis icon (. Sticky notes can be shared using most popular apps or service available on your iPhone or iPad, including text messaging, email, or social media. You can share your sticky notes on your iPhone or ipad with anyone, even people who don’t have a Microsoft account.
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