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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Steps== | ==Steps== | ||
− | + | 1. The StickyNotes.snt file is located in a hidden folder on your laptop. In order to see hidden folders, you need to enable that feature in Microsoft Windows. | |
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− | + | 2. Select Start |My Computer. Select Tools|Folder Options. This opens the Folder Options window. Select the View tab. Under the heading Files and Folders - Hidden Files and Folders, select "Show hidden files and folders." Select Apply. | |
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+ | 3. The default location of StickyNotes.snt listed in the File Path field should be as this example "C:\Users\'''*your-username*'''\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Sticky Notes". | ||
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+ | 4. Select Start|My Computer. Go to the location of your StickyNotes.snt file specified above. Copy it to [[External Hard Drive]], [[Network]], or Web-based storage. | ||
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Revision as of 17:00, 28 May 2015
Overview
This article lists the steps for backing up your Sticky Notes in the default Sticky Note program in Windows. This is important if you use Sticky Notes a lot to keep important information.
Steps
1. The StickyNotes.snt file is located in a hidden folder on your laptop. In order to see hidden folders, you need to enable that feature in Microsoft Windows.
2. Select Start |My Computer. Select Tools|Folder Options. This opens the Folder Options window. Select the View tab. Under the heading Files and Folders - Hidden Files and Folders, select "Show hidden files and folders." Select Apply.
3. The default location of StickyNotes.snt listed in the File Path field should be as this example "C:\Users\*your-username*\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Sticky Notes".
4. Select Start|My Computer. Go to the location of your StickyNotes.snt file specified above. Copy it to External Hard Drive, Network, or Web-based storage.