The fix is quite simple: just run 7 Sticky Notes install setup again (simple install. It was reported by some users using Windows Server (2008 R2 and 2002) that.

Simple Sticky Notes is a small, helpful tool that lets you take down all your annoying yellow reminder notes off your office wall and keep them neatly organized on your computer's desktop. It provides a straightforward way of reminding yourself of important events. Key features include: • Full unicode support • RichText support • Colorful and Transparent • Printable • Snap to desktop edges • Hide/Show all notes option Simple Sticky Notes embeds itself in your system tray.

From there, you can create a new note, which appears as a yellow sticky note to start. If you don't like the color yellow, it's not an issue as the color and transparency of each sticky note can be changed and adjusted. You can also adjust the size to suit the context. Simple Sticky Notes also has some good viewing options; the tray menu provides you with the opportunity to show all notes and sort them into a specific order. Although the notes are not automatically stacked on top of one another, rather staggered, it is a good way to look at them, even though they have been minimized.

In Windows 7 Sticky Notes is a standaard accessory. Strangely enough Sticky Notes is not an application on Windows 2008 R2. Servisnuyu programmu general tool dlya canon ip1900.

When browsing the net I came along a site () how to make Sticky Notes available. (with the binaries from Windows 7). After the installation of Sticky Notes on a Windows 2008 R2 server, when a user will start the application, a security message is shown. To remove this message the “StikyNot.exe” needs to be edited, so that NTFS file information is removed. The tool to use is “” which can be downloaded from sysinternals/Microsoft.

Syntax: 'Streams.exe -d StikyNot.exe' Starting the modified exe will start Sticky Notes without the security warning. An other issue with this “port” of Stiky Notes is that is “installed” on another location than in Windows 7. “C:Program FilesSticky Notes” on Windows 2008 R2 and “%windir%system32” on Windows 7.

Luckily the user is using RES Workspac Manager to manange the Workspace. I modified the application for Sticky Notes at the command line “%ST_PATH%StikyNot.exe“. The Environment Variable is created on the Configuration option of the application and its value is changed depending on the OS it’s started. In the case of this RES WM implementation the appropiate Workspace container is used. One big advantage is that for both OS’s the User Preferences are the same independant on which OS the user start the application.