Here are 7 alternatives to Microsoft Windows Sticky Notes. 7 Sticky Notes setup will give you a choice between the standard installation and a. These by default being Windows Explorer, Calculator, Notepad and Windows Media Player. I have trouble running Sticky Notes on Windows Server 2008 R2 (64 bit), In fact I did that before but I have lost the installation procedure that I have made and I can not find it on the web maybe because Windows 2008 R2 is outdated now.

In Windows 7 Sticky Notes is a standaard accessory. Windows 8 bootcamp drivers. Strangely enough Sticky Notes is not an application on Windows 2008 R2. When browsing the net I came along a site () how to make Sticky Notes available.

(with the binaries from Windows 7). After the installation of Sticky Notes on a Windows 2008 R2 server, when a user will start the application, a security message is shown. To remove this message the “StikyNot.exe” needs to be edited, so that NTFS file information is removed. The tool to use is “” which can be downloaded from sysinternals/Microsoft. Syntax: 'Streams.exe -d StikyNot.exe' Starting the modified exe will start Sticky Notes without the security warning. An other issue with this “port” of Stiky Notes is that is “installed” on another location than in Windows 7. “C:Program FilesSticky Notes” on Windows 2008 R2 and “%windir%system32” on Windows 7.

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Luckily the user is using RES Workspac Manager to manange the Workspace. I modified the application for Sticky Notes at the command line “%ST_PATH%StikyNot.exe“. The Environment Variable is created on the Configuration option of the application and its value is changed depending on the OS it’s started. In the case of this RES WM implementation the appropiate Workspace container is used. One big advantage is that for both OS’s the User Preferences are the same independant on which OS the user start the application.

The Notes Client is not designed or supported to run in this scenario (using a Windows Terminal Client and Windows Server Terminal Services). A Notes Client can run on a WindowsTerminal Server (2003, 2008, 2012) only if Citrix MetaFrame is used as well. While Windows Server Terminal Services emulation with Notes Client can work, this configuration is not supported. Refer to the Release Notes or System Requirements that accompany each Notes Client release for the latest information on Citrix MetaFrame and Terminal Services support in a specific product release. Excerpt from 6.5.3 Release Notes: Citrix support statement Citrix support information The Notes Client is supported on Citrix Metaframe XPe FR2 and FR3 on Windows 2000 Advanced server and Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition server using NT and MAC ICA clients. Related Information For additional information on the system requirements and the support policy for additional releases, refer to the technotes linked below: • - Index of system requirements for Notes, Domino, Domino Administrator, Domino Designer & Notes Traveler • - Lotus Notes and iNotes support policy for hosted virtual desktop environments • - Supported Configurations and Support Policy for Citrix.