Hi,

I tried several approaches to keeping notes visible on the desktop(*) in the past, but none really worked for me. The best so far is keeping different win32pad (a lightweight txt editor) windows on my second screen and moving them around as needed, but that's not perfect because when Windows crashes I lose them all (so I have to always save them to the clipboard (where I use Ditto as a clipboard extender, see https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=9013). Also, once I reach 10 opened editor windows, it gets messy (and probably isn't so lightweight anymore).

I'm sure there MUST be a better way - I just haven't found it yet... any ideas?

(*)my brain likes visual reminders, so seeing the notes (or at least the most important ones) works better than not seeing them hidden away somewhere... and yes, I wonder how to integrate this into a GTD (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done) system I plan to set up in 2012

Hi,

a little idea for the thumbnail column (the left side of SC): when editing a filename, make TAB behave like in Windows Explorer. When you press TAB key while editing a filename there, the next filename (of the file below) is edited. I saw that other programs behave like this too, would be great if SC would too!

:)

Hi,

I'd like to be able to reduce SC to one third of the desktop's size and then capture other windows, to always be able to see if the last capture looks ok. But when I do that, SC (after hiding itself for the capture process) always resizes itself to full screen size. I'd appreciate if it would remember it's previous window size.