Microsoft Outlook lets you create electronic sticky notes that you can display either in Outlook or right on your desktop, letting you get all those real sticky notes off your desk.
Before we start, let’s take a moment to remember that writing passwords down on Post-It notes, electronic or otherwise, is just plain bad. We’ve written about password security extensively over the years, so take a moment to pick a password manager and use it. One day you’ll thank us.
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Creating a New Note
The first thing to do is to open up the Notes option in Outlook. Do this by going to the bottom left of Outlook, clicking the three dots in the Navigation option, and then clicking “Notes.”
The Notes option, where you can add, edit, and delete your notes, will open up.
To create a new note, click “New Note.” This will create a new note with the default size and color.
