- Mark Stick
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Change all stickies to a DEFAULT style?
Wed Jan 26, 2022 6:58 am
How does one change all existing stickies to a DEFAULT style?
Let's say you have 50 stickies and don't want to go through each
one, one at a time, how do you change them all in bulk to a new default style?
Let's say you have 50 stickies and don't want to go through each
one, one at a time, how do you change them all in bulk to a new default style?
Re: Change all stickies to a DEFAULT style?
Wed Feb 09, 2022 9:49 pm
Clicking in a note and pressing alt-0 will apply the default style to it. You could always click in them all one at a time, and press alt-0. That would do it.
Another way, which is a bit of a hack (!) is use the shift key. Hold shift and right-click a note. It will become selected, along with every other note it's adjacent to. Then you can issue commands to everything selected, like Default Style.
So ... the hack is to create a huge note which covers the whole screen (wide and tall) and as that note now touches all the others, use the shift-bulk-select trick to make your change, and then delete the large note when you're done.
Tom
Another way, which is a bit of a hack (!) is use the shift key. Hold shift and right-click a note. It will become selected, along with every other note it's adjacent to. Then you can issue commands to everything selected, like Default Style.
So ... the hack is to create a huge note which covers the whole screen (wide and tall) and as that note now touches all the others, use the shift-bulk-select trick to make your change, and then delete the large note when you're done.
Tom
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- Mark Stick
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Join date : 2021-11-23
Re: Change all stickies to a DEFAULT style?
Wed Feb 09, 2022 10:08 pm
Admin wrote:Clicking in a note and pressing alt-0 will apply the default style to it. You could always click in them all one at a time, and press alt-0. That would do it.
Another way, which is a bit of a hack (!) is use the shift key. Hold shift and right-click a note. It will become selected, along with every other note it's adjacent to. Then you can issue commands to everything selected, like Default Style.
So ... the hack is to create a huge note which covers the whole screen (wide and tall) and as that note now touches all the others, use the shift-bulk-select trick to make your change, and then delete the large note when you're done.
Tom
Great thanks very much for this tip!
It helped out a lot.
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