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Tip 157: Nail Your Notes

Does it annoy you that Outlook Notes can't be set to stay on top of other windows?

Outlook doesn't have a built in way of keeping a window on top, but at least one small tray application can nail any window on top.

DeskPins is my new favorite and it works in Windows 7 too. :)

To use it, right click on the tray icon and choose Pin. Click anywhere in the window to keep it on top. Repeat the process, choosing unnail, to release the window.

Published July 15, 2004. Last updated on June 20, 2013.

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