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Hmmmm...I wasn't expecting this much traffic on my script.
Stickies Icky Database
Of course, an ultra-non geeky workaround is to boot into OS 9.
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James Sorenson said:
Of course, none of this would be so troublesome if Apple didn't decide to hide our own document! Preferences are one thing (and those aren't even hidden), but to hide an actual data document is both baffling and infuriating. I've been trying to find a hack that will allow me to name my own Stickies data file. No luck, so far.You can alleviate this by making a symbolic link (alias) to the hidden file. In The Terminal, do the following: cd ~/Library ln -s .StickiesDatabase StickiesDatabaseThis will give you a readily visible name "StickiesDatabase". |
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