Stick ‘Em Up is a desktop sticky notes application, similar to Apple’s Stickies application which is included in Mac OS X.  Stick ‘Em Up lets you create notes in different colours and sizes that can contain rich text and graphics.  With Stick ‘Em Up you group your notes in to categories, only the notes in a selected category are shown on screen.  You can navigate your categories via the application menu, keyboard commands, or with a small categories list window.


You can import notes from Apple’s Stickies application, or from text, rich text, html and word files.  Notes can be printed in different styles and exported to a variety of formats.

Stick ’Em Up

StickEmUp2.1.dmg 900k Disk Image Filehttp://www.jimmcgowan.net/diskimages/StickEmUp2.1.dmg

Stick ’Em Up runs on Macintosh computers, with Intel or PPC processors, running Mac OS X 10.4 or higher.

Stick ’Em Up is Freeware, but remains Copyright (©) Jim McGowan 2006, 2007.  You are free to use this software on any compatible computer.  You are free to distribute this software, but only in the original .dmg (disk image) file, containing the application and the readme file.  Stick ’Em Up is provided without any guarantee whatsoever, you use it entirely at your own risk.  Jim McGowan bears no responsibility for any damages or data loss resulting from using this application.

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Release Noteshttp://www.jimmcgowan.net/feeds/applications.xml
App Casthttp://www.jimmcgowan.net/feeds/stickemupappcast.xml
Made on a Mac

New in version 2.1:


  1. •Added preference to choose default font for new notes

  2. •Improved note printing

  3. •Fixed bug where text in categories window could disappear when being edited

  4. •Fixed bug that could cause importing or exporting to crash


New in version 2.0:


  1. •New look sticky notes with 'window shading' ability, optional scrollbars and smaller minimum size

  2. •New look categories window

  3. •Navigate categories from the dock icon

  4. •Import notes from Apple's Stickies application.

  5. •import notes from plain text, rich text, html and Microsoft Word files.

  6. •Export notes to plain text, rich text and Microsoft Word files

  7. •New printing options, including note contents and 'Stickies Sheet'