Stickies

times already, where the Stickies database just gets reset for some reason, and so I've stopped using Stickies now. ...

This is a Mac OS X implementation of the popular Classic Mac OS Stickies application. ...

Ralph, what differences in the Finder context menus did you see? I haven't noticed any differences.

hmmmm...seems snappier. classic launches faster now. what else is new or changed? post your observations to this thread. edit: i've noticed there's now more options in the contextual menus for the finder, mail and stickies.

OK, so barring that I have an interim solution. It sure could use some improving, so I'm all ears. I set up a cron event to copy the .stickiesdatabase to my idisk every 30 minutes. I could of course do this more often. I then wrote a script that on login mounts the idisk, copies the .stickiesdatabase from it to my ~/library and then launches stickies. This works, but...

and I remembered someone said that it had something to do with carbon apps being told to launch at login. So, I disabled apple stock dock, christmas wreath, and stickies from my login, rebooted, and now it's working perfectly! And this iMac is flying! ...

fonts slows down startup for freehand enormously and makes using the font panel even in stickies quite ridiculous... ...

Thanks a bunch, Fryke. You're a life-saver (wait, I don't need Stickies to survive ;) ). It worked perfectly. I tried replying to you, but I just got a bounced e-mail for some reason.

f a little classic notification box appearing to tell me that 'the Finder has unexpectedly quit', after which it apparently comes back. I can tell because I have Stickies as a startup app on the Classic partition, and if I had quit it, it starts again after this notification. ...

who needs a screenshot when you have the terminal?:p the "official"apps in /applications are: Acrobat Reader 5.0 Address Book AppleScript/ Calculator Chess Clock