I admit it – I use Windows Sticky Notes. I hate how unconfigurable it feels though. The font is terrible, for instance. Lucky you can change it with a reghack.
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REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts] "Segoe Print (TrueType)"="consola.ttf" "Segoe Print Bold (TrueType)"="consolab.ttf" |
What’s happening here is, because the notes demand to use Segoe Print as the font, you’re changing what font Segoe Print actually is. Replace the .ttfs with fonts of your choice.
There are also a myriad of shortcuts for modifying existing note text:
Ctrl+B – Bold text
Ctrl+I – Italic text
Ctrl+T – Strikethrough
Ctrl+U – Underlined text
Ctrl+Shift+L – Bulleted (press once) or Numbered (press twice) list
Ctrl+Shift+> – Increased text size
Ctrl+Shift+< – Decreased text size
Ctrl+A – Select all
Ctrl+Shift+A – Toggles all caps
Ctrl+L – Left aligns text
Ctrl+R – Right aligns text
Ctrl+E – Centers text
Ctrl+Shift+L – Small Alpha list (3rd), Capital Alpha list (4th), small roman (5th), Capital roman (6th)
Ctrl+1 – Single-space lines
Ctrl+2 – Double-space lines
Ctrl+5 – Set 1.5-line spacing
Ctrl+= – Subscript
Ctrl+Shift++ – Superscript