I would LOVE to have the option to sync stickies too! especially on the iPhone. I do realize you can now rip off individual notes and put them on the desktop they just can't sit there translucent and without the line clutter (cough skeumorphism) like a sticky. The sync is effortless and the convenience is wonderful. I love having the ability to sync these via icloud. I use the notes app for longer term notes that may require action or simply might be needed in the near future. I have a personal MBP, MA (Mountain Lion), and iPhone 5. kind'a like what paper stickies are used for. I love the ability to have a translucent sticky note that lets me jot down notes from phone messages, quick address/telephone #'s/directions/names/etc.
I use stickies on my Lion at work (they won't let me upgrade to ML for 'security reasons'). While we would have liked to have seen an alarm system like some other sticky note programs provide, we have no complaints with Simple Sticky Notes' straightforward system and its fine way of keeping notes for free.Ok, I've searched high and low for an alternative to my situation. While the notes aren't automatically stacked on top of one another, but staggered, this is still a great way to look at notes that have been minimized and forgotten. The tray menu gives users the opportunity to show all notes and sort them to stay organized. The size can also be adjusted on the note, but that's the end of the formatting options. However, this one can have its color changed and its transparency adjusted thanks to the pull down menu at the top of the note. From the tray, users create a new note, which pops up as a yellow sticky note. This free program embeds itself in the system tray and offers very little beyond the capability to make and sort notes, which is perfectly fine with us. Simple Sticky Notes lives up to its title by providing a simple way of reminding yourself of important notes. Take down all those annoying yellow reminder papers off your office wall and keep them neatly organized on your computer desktop.
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