GNOTES! applet, shown in , allows you to cover your GNOME desktop with little, yellow, virtual sticky-notes. To learn how to add this applet to a Panel, see .
This applet places a yellow sticky-note on your desktop. To use it, left-click on the GNOTES! icon to make a new note appear on your desktop. After creating a new note, you may then left-click within the yellow area of the note to begin adding text to it.
In addition to the standard menu items (see ), the right-click pop-up menu has the following items:
Properties... This menu item opens the Properties dialog (see ) which allows you to customize the appearance and behavior of this applet.
Raise Notes This menu item causes all your notes to appear above any overlapping windows.
Lower Notes This menu item causes all your notes to be hidden below any overlapping windows.
Hide Notes This menu item causes all your notes to become hidden from view. It does not destroy your notes.
Show Notes This menu item brings your notes back into view if you used the Hide Notes menu command.
You may also right-click on the left border of each of the notes on your desktop to change their individual properties.
Raise Note This menu item causes your note to appear above any overlapping windows.
Lower Note This menu item causes your note to be placed below any overlapping windows.
Hide Note This menu item causes your note to become hidden from view. It does not destroy your note.
Destroy Note This menu item permanently removes your note from the desktop. Unlike Hide Notes, you may not recover your note.
You can configure GNOTES! applet by right-clicking on the applet and choosing the Properties... menu item. This will open the Properties dialog, shown in .
To change the default size at which your notes appear on the desktop, you may either click on the up and down arrows, or type values (in pixels) directly into the fields next to the Default Height and Default Width labels.
For more information on the Properties dialog, including descriptions of the OK, Apply, Cancel, and Help buttons, see .
Setting the Default Height or Default Width may cause the GNOTES to crash.
After first adding GNOTES! to your Panel, clicking on the first note you create may cause a second note to be created on your desktop.
This applet was writen by spoon <spoon@ix.netcom.com> and dres <dres@debian.org>. The documentation for this applet which you are reading now was written by Michael Hall <mphall@cstone.net>. For information on submitting bug reports and suggestions for improvements, see .