Application: Stickies
Category: Office
Description: Stickies is a note taking system meant to replace all the sticky and loose notes that tend to build up around your desk. Featuring skins, an API and a great networking system Stickies is one of the most powerful sticky note systems you can have on hand.
Download Stickies Portable 7.1a Development Test 2 [1.26MB download / 1.9MB installed]
(MD5: b7f2b7f1e6faa700f3e7647aba94578f)
Release Notes:
Development Test 2 (2010-12-26)
- Fixed Splash Screen Issues
- Fixed The PAL Compatibility Issues
Development Test 1 (2010-12-26):Initial Release
- Known Issues:
- Splash Screen currently not showing up for some reason.
- Due to the new PAL system I'm not sure how to find the source code for my launchers so I currently have no idea how to include those in the install system...
- To do:
- The author of stickies has a page with tools that are official stickies apps. When I have more time I'd like to add those as optional components on the installer.
- Due to the current way in which stickies handles multilingual capabilities I'm still working out a way in which we'll be able to use it's other languages.
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There are various problems with this. Here's a somewhat automated report.
Then the PAL part:
Omit AppName (as recommended in the manual) and SingleAppInstance (as that's the default) and consider whether you need SinglePortableAppInstance (what happens if you run a second portable instance with it turned off?) and RefreshShellIcons (I don't think you need this?).
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I had originally put the refresh shell icons in there why I was putting in file associations, but then I realized that that would require admin privileges. I just forgot to remove that part.
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App\readme.txt is still missing.
Other\Source\Readme.txt shouldn't be modified to change AppNamePortable to StickiesPortable - read the file fully and you'll understand.
I am a Christian and a developer and moderator here.
“A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” – Proverbs 15:1
Remember, App\readme.txt is not a required file and does not need to be reported as a testing issue.
If a dev wants to alter Source\readme.txt to specifically mention their app, as long as they do it properly in all places, I think that's fine, honestly.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
In an effort of conformity, would you like apps to chamber the help file our leave as is?
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