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Sometimes you may want to protect your stickums from
other users or from accidental damage. In this case, you can
password protect your stickums. PLEASE NOTE: In the current
version of Stickums saved passwords are not encrypted! This means that
if a user knows what what they are doing and what to look for, they
can find out your password.
** Please choose a password that you do
not use for anything else. **
Please select from the following to learn more about password protecting
your stickums:
How To Access the Password Settings Window
On the Desktop
There are two ways to access the Password Settings window
for a desktop stickum:
1. If the toolbar is on, click the "lock" icon (Figure 1);
2. Click on the Stickums program icon in the Titlebar and select
Properties -> Password (Figure 2).
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Figure 2 |
On the NoteStack
There are two ways to access the Password Settings window
for a NoteStack stickum:
1. Click the "lock" icon on the toolbar (Figure 3);
2. Click on the Stickums program icon in the Titlebar of the
stickum and select Properties -> Password (Figure 4).
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Figure 4 |
Descriptions of Password Settings Choices
| Password enabled |
If this box is checked,
the stickum will be password enabled. When this is the
case the Password icon on the toolbar will
be depressed, and the lock will be down (Figures 5 and 6).
You will be prompted for a password when password enabling
a stickum. |
| Open/Close |
If this box is checked,
the stickum will require password authentication to open it
(to reveal the text) or to close (delete) it. Note that
the stickum will show that it is locked down (Figure 7).
In order to open it, you will need to click on the text
window and enter your password. Also, if you want to lock
the stickum after opening it, click on the Stickums program
icon in the Titlebar and select Properties -> Locked (Figure 8). |
| Read-only |
If this box is checked,
the stickum will require password authentication to edit its
text window or properties. However, you will be able to read the text
in the text window. |
| Change Password |
Allows you to change your password. |
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