Manage your desktop notes with ease using our Mac Sticky Notes Manager. Our software is multifunctional and uncluttered, making it the perfect tool for keeping your notes organized on your Mac.
If you're a Mac Desktop user, you'll be excited to know about SketchBox, the innovative Sticky Notes Manager. This software is multifunctional yet uncluttered, making it a great choice for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed with their note-taking needs. With SketchBox, you can enter text or make drawings and set individual reminders for each sticky. This not only helps you remember important tasks but also serves as a visual alarm clock.
One of the main features of SketchBox is the ability to arrange all your notes in the thumbnail view. This allows you to create storyboards, comics, or simply store your daily thoughts as searchable text. Each Sticky is made up of three layers: the drawing canvas, a little text editor, and an intuitive alarm timer that combines the best of analog and digital clocks. While editing text, you can still see your drawing in the semitransparent background, and vice versa. You can select the active layer by clicking on one of the tabs at the right side of the note. Each Sticky remembers its active layer, so that you can continue where you left off after closing the Sticky's window. You can also set a default layer for new Stickies in the preferences.
SketchBox is designed to seamlessly integrate with your workflow. You can close Stickies at any time, and they will remember their position on screen and their content without bothering you with a save panel. You can stick individual notes to the Desktop if you don't want them to clutter Expose or make them appear always on top for important things.
The drawing canvas in SketchBox has extensive support for graphics tablets with pressure sensitivity. This means you can use the backside of your pen as an eraser just like you're used to from your "real" image editor. You can save your creations as a PNG file with alpha channel or copy them over to other applications like Pages, Word, or even Photoshop.
Finally, SketchBox works great as a reminder. You don't have to enter numbers, just wind up the clock with your mouse by dragging or using your scroll wheel. This makes SketchBox a great tool for anyone who wants to stay organized and on top of their tasks.
One of the main features of SketchBox is the ability to arrange all your notes in the thumbnail view. This allows you to create storyboards, comics, or simply store your daily thoughts as searchable text. Each Sticky is made up of three layers: the drawing canvas, a little text editor, and an intuitive alarm timer that combines the best of analog and digital clocks. While editing text, you can still see your drawing in the semitransparent background, and vice versa. You can select the active layer by clicking on one of the tabs at the right side of the note. Each Sticky remembers its active layer, so that you can continue where you left off after closing the Sticky's window. You can also set a default layer for new Stickies in the preferences.
SketchBox is designed to seamlessly integrate with your workflow. You can close Stickies at any time, and they will remember their position on screen and their content without bothering you with a save panel. You can stick individual notes to the Desktop if you don't want them to clutter Expose or make them appear always on top for important things.
The drawing canvas in SketchBox has extensive support for graphics tablets with pressure sensitivity. This means you can use the backside of your pen as an eraser just like you're used to from your "real" image editor. You can save your creations as a PNG file with alpha channel or copy them over to other applications like Pages, Word, or even Photoshop.
Finally, SketchBox works great as a reminder. You don't have to enter numbers, just wind up the clock with your mouse by dragging or using your scroll wheel. This makes SketchBox a great tool for anyone who wants to stay organized and on top of their tasks.
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