QueueMemo is simple memo software

Originally downloaded 12/7/06. This is a really cool and useful feature. For quite some time, I was using shareware called Sticky Notes that did this same trick (plus many others), but the application-sticky trick was buggy, and the developer stopped enhancing the product. Basically, what QueueMemo does is let you create sticky notes that appear whenever you activate a particular application. Doesn’t that sound useful? QueueMemo puts a persistent extra in your menubar, which lets you see all memos if you want… it also displays a menu item for the memo(s) attached to your currently active app.

This is an early release, so hopefully the developer will add a few more tools to enhance data entry a bit, but at the moment you can basically do whatever you can in a sticky note… plus, if you want to enter HTML, you can do that, and QueueMemo will render the HTML for you. That’s a really nice feature, too… As far as I know, this is the first such application to support HTML directly. However, I’d like to see some HTML editing functionality added. At the moment, I couldn’t access application services when writing my QueueMemo, so I couldn’t use Tag Service, which is a shortcut HTML tagging service I like. I’m going to use QueueMemo for a while more and then come back with a recommendation.

Update 12/24/06. This is one very interesting piece of software. I’ve written to the Edgies developer suggesting he think about incorporating some of QueueMemo’s functionality into Edgies, but until that happens, I’ll definitely be keeping QueueMemo on my desktop. Here’s a brief summary of the pros and cons I’ve noted.

Version as tested: 1.1.