Has anyone used or tried Post-it Notes? You kno

[csterns]

Has anyone used or tried Post-it Notes? You know the same product from 3M? http://www.3m.com/market/office/post..._prod/psnotes/

These look interesting and have alarms plus they'll a bit more functional than Quickie One Note or Sticky Notes. Post-it's don't offer that handwritting function but others. Just curious if anyone has had any experience?

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http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start...revell/&e=7651

I use that on my tablet and desktop and it works great. And it's free.

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http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start...revell/&e=7651

I use that on my tablet and desktop and it works great. And it's free.

[theministryofsillywalks]

Both are great finds thanks. I think the Post-Its Lite looks best, cos of the alarms.

[theministryofsillywalks]

Both are great finds thanks. I think the Post-Its Lite looks best, cos of the alarms.

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Stickies has alarms too, btw. I use it all the time.

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Stickies has alarms too, btw. I use it all the time.

[balzer1]

unfortunately you cant write in the postit notes (but then it wasnt designed for tablets)

[balzer1]

unfortunately you cant write in the postit notes (but then it wasnt designed for tablets)

[PeteW]

I read in a different thread (can't remember which one though) that 3M announced a fully ink enabled version of this program in the next month or two... so keep looking.

As long as the info is accurate... I cant vouch for it since I don't remember the exact source.