Why would I use this program when Windows has Sticky notes?

Isnt it a total waste of our money??

I can also do Crtl C + Crlt V when I select some text?

Methods for doing this:

• Allow "bracketing" of tags, e.g. "[Jane Austen] books favorite" would be considered three tags instead of four as it would today.
• Allow "escaping" of spaces with a special character, e.g. "Jane/ Austen books favorite" would be considered three tags as the space is "escaped" by the forward slash ("/").
• Allow configurable tag delimiters, e.g. spaces (" ") could be changed to commas (","), e.g. "Jane Austen,books,favorite" (NOTE: Another method would still be required to handle commas within tags.)

Related requests:

http://roadmap.cintanotes.com/forums/1-roadmap/topics/679-make-tags-separator-configurable/

Is it possible to add an option to hide the Title bar in the Note List? (as per attachments)
I'm looking for note software that can just list note contents.

It should be possible to specify custom format for date/time that is inserted on F5.

When saving some text with some links in ot, it would be useful to be able to import the text from those links. The advantage is that the links may not last forever and so having the contents of the link would be an advantage.

Would be great if CN could search inside of attached files, at least in most common document types - TXT, DOC, XLS, PDF.

For those of us who like having CintaNotes in the system tray, it would be a great improvement to provide 1-click access to recently used notes directly from the system tray icon's context menu (i.e. an MRU list).

This saves not only a click, but more importantly, the context switching that happens when you open a new window and navigate its list to find the note you want to see. Ideally, if you select a note from the system tray menu, only the note would have to be opened and not the main program window.

Suggestion: the context menu notes list could show the top items from whatever sorting regime is currently in place on the main window's notes list.