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I wonder if other SOHO people rely on a bulletin board as much as I do <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I have one over my desk which has all my important maps and calendars on it, and I can stick things onto it to be sure I don't forget them. It seems to really help minimize the clutter ON my desk!

I use a bulletin board too! I saw this corkboard screensaver that I want to download. It's very similar to a bulletin board. <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I use a PC laptop for my corporate job, but I'm on an iMac for everything else. I bought a inexpensive shareware program called StickyBrain which is like post it notes on drugs!

It is so awesome because it allows you to create and file electronic post it notes right on your desktop. You can select text in one application and then use a keyboard shortcut to automatically create a sticky and file it into a particular category. I wonder if there is anything similar out there for those folks on PCs ...

Neato!! I don't know of a screensaver version would work for me, because I'm on it all the time and it doesn't screensave. But something that easily stuck notes on my desktop would be great! If anybody finds a URL for something like that, please post it!

Hmm, there seem to be two PC versions that I found, but not a whole lot of information about whether they are any good.

One is available at Tucows, and the other is available here.

The second link contains complete version history and seems to have been updated as recently as the fourth of this month. I'd probably try that version first. I think they are both freeware apps.

Hmm, there seem to be two PC versions that I found, but not a whole lot of information about whether they are any good.

One is available at Tucows, and the other is available here.

The second link contains complete version history and seems to have been updated as recently as the fourth of this month. I'd probably try that version first. I think they are both freeware apps.

I'm going to check out these programs. I'm a PC user too....