Best Practices

• Use desktop notes to remember data you need to access quickly.
• Set desktop notes you need to be at hand to always stay on top.
• Roll your desktop notes into floating bars to save your desktop space.
• Use Note Tree to organize notes in the tree structure to have hierarchically sorted.
• Use tree notes as they have the most advanced editor among all kinds of notes.
• Use tasks to efficiently manage your to-do list and future plans.
• Sort tasks hierarchically using task tree.
• Use task view to see tasks to be finished in given future.
• Use transparency if available; sometimes it proves to be useful to see overlaid window.
• You can drag text between notes and from/to other application like Internet Explorer.
• You can hide the note toolbar and use shortcuts to format the text.
• Use [Ctrl]+[F] keys to invoke Find dialog.
• Use [F3] key to search for next occurrence without the Find dialog.
• Hold [Alt] key to avoid launching URL while clicking on it.
• Predefine properties for your desktop notes to save your time.
• Define templates for each kind of supported document.
• You can use Note Bin as another storage for notes, which you don't access often.
• Some choices of the tray icon menu directly invoke some of control panels.
• Use the possibility to define custom action for the left mouse click on the tray icon.
• Use program like Easy Time to schedule regular backup of your data file.
• Inform about your ideas. This is the best way to realize your wishes!