How to Use Sticky Notes on iOS, Android, and Mac – Guide
Microsoft has made it easier for Windows 10 users to stay organized with the release of Sticky Notes 3.0, which now supports cloud sync. This allows users to access their notes and to-do lists across multiple Windows 10 devices, making it simpler than ever to stay on top of tasks.
Many Windows 10 PC users own multiple devices, including Macs, iPhones, iPads and Android devices. Unfortunately, they have been unable to access their Sticky Notes data from these other devices - until now. Microsoft has finally made it possible for users to sync their Sticky Notes across all of their devices, allowing them to easily access important notes and to-do lists no matter which device they’re using.
No matter what device you use, you can now access Sticky Notes. The app allows users to create, edit and delete notes on Macs, iPhones, Androids and iPads.
Use sticky notes on Mac
From Outlook App
Apple’s Stickies app provides a simple, efficient way to take notes on macOS. However, it lacks synchronization and is only available on Macs, leaving users without access to their notes on other platforms. Enter sticky notes: an alternative that offers cross-platform compatibility and more features.
Microsoft’s Outlook app now allows Mac users to access Sticky Notes, with just a few simple steps.
To get Outlook Email on your Mac, head to the Mac App Store and download the app.
Sign in to Outlook Mail using your Microsoft account details.
Once logged in, users should navigate to the bottom menu bar.
View your email, contacts, calendar, tasks and notes in Step 4.
Tap the notes icon to open the sticky notes menu in the app.
To create a new note, go to File> New Note or use the keyboard shortcut ‘Command + N’. Give it a title and content, then press ‘Command + S’ to save. Notes can be viewed and organized by date.
Use Outlook Web
Microsoft has significantly upgraded Outlook on the web, allowing users to access a range of services – including Mail, Calendar, Tasks, Contacts and Skype – in one convenient location.
You can now access Sticky Notes on Chrome OS and Linux, thanks to a reliable trick. To do so, simply follow the steps outlined below for Outlook web.
To access Outlook.com, open a web browser and navigate to the website.
Log in with your Microsoft account details to access the default email page.
To access Notes in Outlook Mail, go to Folders and select the Notes option.
A list of sticky notes is displayed.
Tap notes to add, alter or delete content, such as color.
Go to the upper left corner and select “New Note” to create a new note.
Outlook Web’s Sticky Notes offer a superior user experience compared to the Mac Store’s Outlook app.
Use sticky notes on iPhone
Users of the iPhone cannot access Sticky Notes through Outlook, as they can on desktop. Instead, the company has integrated Sticky Notes with OneNote for mobile.
To access OneNote, users can download the app from the App Store.
Sign in with a Microsoft account to sync your notebooks.
At the bottom of the page, users will find a Notes section.
Click on the item to view all its associated sticky notes.
Users can create, customize and format notes to their liking with a range of editing options.
Get sticky notes on Android
Android users can access sticky notes through Microsoft Launcher. To do so, they must first download the app from the Google Play Store, then open it and select “Sticky Notes” from the menu. Once selected, users can create and manage their notes.
Get the Microsoft Launcher app: Download it from the Play Store.
To make the launcher your default on Android, go to device settings.
Swipe left in Microsoft Launcher and log in with your Microsoft account details.
Visit the Glance tab to find the Notes widget.
The Sticky Notes app now offers a widget that allows users to sync, create and edit notes all in one place.
You can get Sticky Notes on Android devices by using the OneNote app - the steps are the same as for iOS.
Final note
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