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I don't know how to change Font type of Sticky Notes in Windows 7. Can you give me a solution?
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Nguyen Hoang Son,
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Although DeadManWalking86 it technically right that you can not change fonts, you could go into another application, type a letter, change the font, then copy/paste into your stickynote.
Now it will be using the new font that you selected.
Hope this helps
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Changing font format is not supported!
Refer the link below for details on the changes you can customize with Sticky notes:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Using-Sticky-Notes
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You can change your font style of sticky notes
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first, change the font of the notepad and open sticky notes u can find whick font u had selected in notepad.
its very easyy....
try ittt.....
The default font for notes is Segoe Print and if you don't use this font for anything else (it looks horrible, anyhoo) you can delete it from your system, after which sticky notes will use MS Sans Serif as the default font.
Thanks, I did this and it works very well. I will never miss Segoe Print.
This might be the most helpful comment on here. Let me explain what Beuford figured out:
Just opening up the regular Sticky Notes program, you'll always get that "Segoe Print" font.
But, if you go to C:\WINDOWS\system32 and copy StikyNot.exe to the desktop, next time you open StickyNote from your new exe file, all the subsequent sticky notes you create will have an Arial kind of font called "Segoe UI"
To me, this is the ultimate solution. It is a quick fix for the annoying font, and all I have to do is tuck that exe somewhere else and add a shortcut to the new exe in my startup list. Thanks Beuford for figuring out this oddity!
