Now you go to Edit in the menu bar and you’ll see Paste and Match Style. I usually use command+A to select all the text. To remove formatting of a note in Stickies, you first have to copy the text in the note.
What I would like to to is remove that formatting. In my example in the video above, when I created a note from Safari, all the formatting was copied as well, so the text is a different color and the background is gray. When you use the service to create a note in Stickies, all the formatting is copied as well. The available colors allow us to differentiate very well if they are for work, leisure, family or whatever we want, we have the colors yellow, blue, green, purple or gray, which we can choose from the Color menu in the upper bar or directly pressing cmd + 1, cmd +2, etc which is the number of each color.In this lesson for Stickies on the Mac we look at how we format a note in Stickies. They can also be differentiated by colors and customize them to our liking, we can change the different font styles, size and add graphics. Once there we open it and we can save our notes, we can create new notes by pressing cmd + N, open the note in full screen by clicking on the button in the right corner or change the font, among other functions. The first thing we have to do is open the application and to do this either we use Spotlight or we go directly to the applications of the system. How we can create a Sticky Note on our Mac MacOS Notes have been around for a long time and in the latest version of macOS Catalina they are also available allowing make annotations simple but with full customization.
We show you how you can save your notes quickly or even to save your graphics. Apple's operating system still includes native applications the Sticky Notes tool, a tool that allows us to write down everything we want and leave it in a place on our desk quickly and easily. The first thing is to say that yes, it is not necessary that you download a third-party application to have notes in the purest “post-it” style on your Mac.
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