Info about using Zhorn Software's free
Stickies
for notes on your computer and AOR
in addition to Adobe's free PDF sticky notes.
The two biggest reasons to have
                                
another sticky program:

1) To help
ChapterVu work more efficiently when you
  want to quickly go to some chapter in the Bible.
2) To have a useful stickies on your desktop and/or
  attached to other files on your computer.

ChapterVu and Adobe's PDF search-and-find depend on
1) your computer's search indexing, and 2) the unique
headings to Bible chapters. For example, the chapter heading
for Romans 6 isn't the usual "Chapter 6" - because that
heading appears in every book in the Bible with a chapter 6...
which would mean
ChapterVu couldn't tell the difference.
Therefore, Romans 6's heading is "Rom 06" - because no
other chapter in the Bible will have that address. And in order
to prevent
ChapterVu from finding and going to a reference to
Romans 6 in
AOR, the chapter references in AOR are slightly
different. Romans 6, for example, is abbreviated as "Ro 6" in
AOR.

The fact that the chapter abbreviations in AOR are different
from the unique chapter headings in the Bible allows
ChapterVu to instantaneously find and take you to "Rom 06" in
the Bible - once your computer has finished "indexing"
AOR
and the Bible (which takes about 6 to 10 consecutive uses of
ChapterVu...or a 10 to 15 minute wait after a single use of
ChapterVu initiates indexing).

As much as you will enjoy being able to put Adobe sticky
notes next to paragraphs on specific pages of
AOR and the
Bible, and as much as you will enjoy being able to highlight text
in
AOR and the Bible, when you do so you must "save" those
additions/changes to The Swordbearer Bible Study...or they will
not be there when you next open
AOR. Here's the (minor and
temporary) problem: Your computer doesn't know that
something as simple as highlighting a single word - and then
saving it - doesn't necessitate indexing your whole Bible study
again. All your computer knows is
something has changed...
and therefore it
will index your Bible study all over again.

What does that mean in practice? When you open your Bible
study, it'll open to page 1
(which is the black cover to AOR). If
you type
rom 06 in your Find window and hit enter because
you want to look up a Scripture in Rom 6, ordinarily you'd be
there
now. But if, before you closed the Bible study the last
time, you added and saved a reminder note to an Adobe
sticky (such as "begin reading next time on page H10-2" or
"resume reading in Ro 6", when you type in
rom 06 and hit
Enter, you'll see your search/indexing engine's progress bar at
the bottom of the page start with the page you're on (page 1)
and search chronologically until it gets to the page on which it
finds "rom 06" (page 883). That's the bad news, but it's not too
bad because the good news is, now that you're at Rom 6 and
have begun reading, your use of
ChapterVu restarted the
indexing process, and it quietly continues as you're reading. So
in just a few minutes
ChapterVu will be instantaneous again.

So technically you don't
need an external stickies program, but
using one for routine non-permanent notes and reminders -
such as page reminders as you close out your Bible study - will
help reduce the number of times you'll experience those minor
delays as
ChapterVu is reindexed.

Stickies Features I Really Like:
  • You can easily "attach" it to programs and files on your
  computer so your Stickies note will open and close
  whenever its associated file does. The yellow Stickies
  note on the screenshot above, for example, is "attached"
  to my Bible study. Whenever I open it, Stickies opens, too,
  in whatever position I last left it...and I can see what page
  or other reminders I wrote on it. (Notes on Stickies do not
  need to be saved; that is done automatically - and it
  doesn't affect indexing or
ChapterVu.) When I'm done with
  my Bible study I close it out - and my yellow Stickies note
  vanishes with it - only to reappear when I next open the
  Bible study.
  • You can put Stickies on your desktop (as I've done above
  with the gray note). I usually tell my desktop Stickies note
  to sit there mostly transparent so it doesn't interfere with
  my reading. Whenever you click on the Stickies note it'll
  become fully visible again...only to fade from view when
  you're done with it and return to whatever you were doing.

Other Stickies Features:
  • Small and simple program doesn't interfere with system
  files or write to your computer's registry.
  • Stickies retains its text, pictures, font style, color,
  buttons, degree of invisibliity, assigned size, and
  position on the screen even through reboots.
  • Stickies can be "attached" to web sites, documents
  or folders so they only show when those things are
  on screen. ("Attached" means it opens and closes
  whenever its associated program does.)
  • Stickies can be set as timers or alarm-reminders.
  • The directions that come with Stickies are good and
  easy to follow.
  • Stickies is a free download.
CLICK HERE
to go to
http://www.zhornsoftware.co.uk
to download free Stickies.
Link to download
Stickies
at bottom of page.