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With Agender you can associate notes with some date or with no date in particular, you simply start it and it will create a task-bar icon and stay in the background, without annoying you, it can run on login. Visit the website to see more.
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Notes++ is a simple application that lets you keep notes. The main difference between this application and the default Windows gadget or Windows 'Sticky Notes' is that this is more advanced. User can make it fit their needs by using the settings!
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FreePIM is a free open-source personal information manager that is capable of storing contacts, notes, schedules/tasks, sticky notes, and more.
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Sticky Notes .NET is an effort to create a PIM with features for both corporate and personal use. Planned Features: "Sticky Notes" on the desktop, Address manager, Agenda, POP3 mail downloading, and possibly MS Exchange compatibility.
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