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Aversoft Sticker 3.25 Adds XML Notes and Multi-Monitor Support

Aversoft Sticker 3.25 updated the skinnable Windows sticky notes tool with XML-based notes, drag-and-drop support, multi-monitor support, and other improvements.

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Gregor Klevže 22 Mar 2002 820 views

Aversoft Sticker 3.25 updated the skinnable Windows sticky notes tool with XML-based notes, drag-and-drop support, multi-monitor support, and other improvements.

Aversoft Sticker 3.25 was released as an update to the skinnable sticky notes, reminder, and scheduler application for Windows.

The software was designed to help users keep important information visible on the desktop by creating colorful sticky notes. Users could create as many notes as needed, set alarms, schedule tasks, print notes, and lock notes to prevent accidental deletion.

Sticker also included note organization features, allowing users to hide selected notes or keep important notes above other windows. Notes were saved automatically, making the application easy to use in a way that felt similar to paper sticky notes, but with additional desktop software features.

A key part of Aversoft Sticker’s appeal was its skinnable interface. Notes could use different skins with custom forms, sizes, and background images. The application also supported transparency, allowing notes to appear partially visible so they could stay on the desktop without completely blocking the workspace.

Version 3.25 introduced a new XML-based note format, drag-and-drop support, multi-monitor support, and a range of additional improvements. These updates made the application more flexible for users managing notes across different desktop setups.

A 15-day free trial version was available from the Aversoft website, with registration priced at $14.95.

Looking back, Aversoft Sticker 3.25 reflects the early 2000s desktop customization culture very well. It combined productivity features with skins, transparency, and visual personalization — exactly the kind of software that appealed to users who wanted their desktop tools to be both useful and visually unique.

Original homepage: http://www.aversoft.com/

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