MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
Paperclip is a menubar application that allows you to attach Stickies-style notes to documents. aperclip's notes offer full text supports. Users may change the font and format, drag and drop images, movies, and other media, even insert and edit Acorn images. Since Paperclip's notes are document-specific, they will always be available whenever you edit annotated files. Paperclip also provides an attractive Note Viewer that lets you view, search, edit, and manage all of your notes. |
  Download Trial (2.4 MB)
 REQUIREMENTS Mac OS X 10.5 or later. 
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 | fonix said 25/3 at 12:20am After further testing, I do not see a way to have multiple stickies attached to a document, only one. Also, the stickiest are inconsistent with regard to their persistence when I close a file or relaunch an app where I had a note; sometimes the stickies return when I relaunch, and sometimes they don't. In all, this doesn't quite do enough for me to need it. |   +6 |
| fonix said 25/3 at 12:06am The screencast on their website shows that you can attach notes to open documents, and that it is an unobtrusive menubar app. While I love keeping most notes in one place with Yojimbo, this is nice for keeping a note with a document. I'm interested to test and see if I can have multiple stickies in a document (to track changes, perhaps), and whether the stickies persist through opening/closing the document itself. | +3 |
| rwebber said 25/3 at 12:08am Was hoping this would come up for grabs. Just what my wife wanted. She's a post-it notes fiend. | +2 |
| dfphil said 25/3 at 10:50pm I downloaded it and was enjoying using it to add simple notes to pdf files. It'd be better, though, if it could add multiple notes to one document. | +1 |
| umijin said 25/3 at 12:32am This could be very useful if it worked across all document types. | +1 |
| ZangieF said 25/3 at 12:14am @trilium: Stickies have been outside of Dashboard before Dashboard was even invented. It's called Stickies, and it's in your Applications folder. | +1 |
| brianreilly said 25/3 at 12:03am Could be like refrigerator notes for one family sharing a Mac using one login. Leopard only means I'd have to buy Leopard to use it, so I'll wait. | +1 |
| xnedwriter said 25/3 at 10:49pm Not many posts today. Interesting concept, but I think since I've lived without it this long, I'll survive a while longer. | 0 |
| spq129 said 25/3 at 8:44pm I downloaded the trial but for whatever reason I could not get it to run. completely updated powerbook G4 running Leopard 10.5.2 | 0 |
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ladyzahl said 25/3 at 12:21am
Looks kinda like SketchBox [a free postit app]. Not sure that the above screenshot is good - it reveal a bug in Paperclip! Cool idea making it a menubar app though - I wish SketchBox was a menu app too.