You will then see a darker coloured bar across the top of the note. To get started with Sticky Notes, click the + icon in the top left of the window with Sticky Notes open on your desktop. When you do, open OneNote and you’ll see Sticky Notes as a selectable option. You’ll need to sign into OneNote on the other device(s) using the same Microsoft or Azure account you use on your Windows 10 PC. Sticky notes can synchronise with Microsoft OneNote on any device, including Windows 10, Android, and Apple’s OS X and iOS operating systems. These allow the notes to search for things like phone numbers, and dates, and they can work with an installed smart assistant to let you automatically set reminders, or search for relevant information. Additionally the Settings icon in the main Sticky Notes window enables you to activate or deactivate insights. The Menu options allow you to change the colour of the note, delete it and more.

In the top right corner of each note is a close icon and a menu icon.

From here you can manage notes, delete them and double click them to open them on your desktop.

This lists all the notes you have created. When you sign into the Sticky Notes app you will see the main Sticky Notes window. Windows has come with a Sticky Notes app since Vista, but it’s been expanded so that you can sync your notes across multiple PCs with a Microsoft Account or Office 365 account, and they can be minimized to a single panel on your screen.

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