Paper
Minimalist note pad, without a huge titlebar, scrollbar, or margin, and the tiniest resize bezel. It remembers your notes between sessions, can read them aloud (command-space), or execute them in the Terminal (Command-enter).
Pure white, with no lumbering images, it takes up 12k, and you decide how much screen space. A bit better than physical paper, if you ask me!
Version 1.1 saves more often & allows you to seperately control background opacity, font size, & toggle the speech hotkey.
Pure white, with no lumbering images, it takes up 12k, and you decide how much screen space. A bit better than physical paper, if you ask me!
Version 1.1 saves more often & allows you to seperately control background opacity, font size, & toggle the speech hotkey.
Current Version: 1.1
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June 28, 2009 · version 1.1Simplistic Design is the only Plus
SaintI loved the simplistic, minimalist design of this widget. However, that's the only plus for "Paper." The text was unreadable on my background -- too tiny and the wrong color. There are no "widget preferences" to change font size or color. If those two things could be fixed, it would be amazing.
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May 05, 2008 · version 1.1EEE!
livwho?FINALLY a note without complications. I use it to keep my reminders. :D
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November 16, 2007 · version 1.1 David MichaelI have a black desktop and cannot see the text because of the bad white outline. LOVE THE WIDGET but DOES NOT WORK ON BLACK BACKGROUNDS.
