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10.4: Change the Stickies widget's colors
I personally use the Dashboard stickies as a sort of clipboard when I have two or more strings of text that I'm continually copying and pasting. For example, if I'm writing a script for a skit, I don't want to type "Character 1" and "Character 2" over and over every time one of them speaks (and I don't have specialized software for script writing because I only do it occasionally). To deal with this, I bring up Dashboard and type "Character 1" on one line of a sticky and "Character 2" on the next line. While I'm typing the script, I can leave my cursor where I left the Dashboard sticky. When I need to put "Character 1" into my script, I hit F12, move my mouse very minimally, and triple click on its line on the sticky. I do the same for "Character 2". |
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