

This view will give you an organizable overview of all your notes, which is a super helpful tool if your desktop is flooded with them.

If you right-click on the icon in your notification tray, you'll find the Notes Manager. If you're juggling a bunch of notes on your desktop, these can be extremely helpful because you can arrange them alphabetically, roll them up (so only the header shows), or choose which notes display in front and back. Right-clicking on any note gives you an abundance of options to work with. If you add a Notepad shortcut to the desktop, you can then apply a hotkey to it as well. Press the circle button next to Style selection to switch style modes at any time. Pressing a keyboard shortcut is probably the quickest way to open any app. Enable dark mode, more bonus style modes on iOS and iPad. If you ever need to reopen the Note Configuration Window, double-click on the header of the note. Double-click the Notepad desktop shortcut to open the text editor. When you're done configuring all the options for any given note, you can click the green arrow to save your changes or the red X to discard them. It's a good way to ensure that your notes get your attention. You can set certain notes to shake when you wake up your computer, to play a noise at a certain time, or to open a certain program at a given time.
