Copyright: Copyright © JMK Software™, 1998-2001.


Contents

Post-it® Notes

Introduction to Post-it® Notes

Using the features

Registering Post-it® Notes

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Contacting JMK Software™

Copyright © JMK Software™, 1998-2001. All rights reserved.

Internet: http://www.korbeeck.nl/post-it/.


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The “Designed for Windows XP” Logo Program for Software is intended to promote product development practices that will ensure a good user experience with Microsoft® Windows® XP.


Copyright

Copyright is the legal right of creative artists or publishers to control the use and reproduction of their original works.

It is also the branch of law granting authors the exclusive privilege to reproduce, distribute, perform, or display their creative works. The goal of copyright law is to encourage authors to invest effort in creating new works of art and literature.


Introduction to Post-it® Notes

Post-it® Notes is an easy to use program to manage your ideas and thoughts. In other words it is the perfect replacement of the classic yellow note on your desktop.

You can browse, delete, print and undock your message. For more information about the features in Post-it® Notes go to the section Using the features. With Post-it® Notes can you edit the following data of every message:

•	A title;

•	A message;

•	A time;

•	A date;

•	An URL.

This program is freeware, but we appreciate it when you register Post-it® Notes.


Freeware

Freeware is any computer program or application that is available at no cost to the user.

So it is programming that is offered at no cost. However, it is copyrighted so that you can’t incorporate its programming into anything you may be developing. The least restrictive “no-cost” programs are uncopyrighted programs that are in the public domain. These include a number of small UNIX programs. When reusing public domain software in your own programs, it is good to know the history of the program so that you can be sure it really is in the public domain.


Using the features

To access the menu of Post-it® Notes right click on the Post-it® Notes logo or open the System menu (press ALT + SPACE).

All features of Post-it® Notes are included in its menus. So use your right button and you will find almost all features of this program.


Registering Post-it® Notes

JMK Software™ thinks it is useful when you—the user of Post-it® Notes—register this program.

When JMK Software™ knows who uses Post-it® and what the users would like to improve, we can and do make better software for you.

You can register Post-it® Notes on the Post-it® Notes Registration website.


Software

Computer programs and applications, such as word processing or database packages, that can be run on a particular computer system.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

At this time there are no frequently asked questions.

If you have comments in the form of opinions about and reactions to Post-it® Notes, intended to provide useful information for future decisions and development, you can contact JMK Software™.


Contacting JMK Software
Contacting JMK Software™

You can always contact JMK Software™ for questions, suggestions or a “bug”-report.

Contacting JMK Software™ can you do in several ways:

•	E-mail: post-it@korbeeck.nl;

•	Internet: http://www.korbeeck.nl/.


Bugs

A bug is in computer science, an error in software or hardware. In software, a bug is an error in coding or logic that causes a program to malfunction or to produce incorrect results. Minor bugs—for example, a cursor that does not behave as expected—can be inconvenient or frustrating, but not damaging to information. More severe bugs can cause a program to “hang” (stop responding to commands) and might leave the user with no alternative but to restart the program, losing whatever previous work had not been saved. In either case, the programmer must find and correct the error by the process known as debugging.