How To Change Windows 7 Sticky Notes Font, Size, And Style

How to change or customize the size of your fonts and the style on your Windows 7 sticky notes? Windows 7 comes with a useful sticky notes, the only problem is the lack of features and almost unreadable font size and style. Here are the keyboard shortcuts for sticky notes:

Ctrl+B – Bold text
Ctrl+I – Italic text
Ctrl+T – Strikethrough
Ctrl+U – Underlined text
Ctrl+Shift+L – Bulleted (press once) or Numbered (press twice) list
Ctrl+Shift+> – Increased text size
Ctrl+Shift+< – Decreased text size
Ctrl+A – Select all
Ctrl+Shift+A – Toggles all caps
Ctrl+L – Left aligns text
Ctrl+R – Right aligns text
Ctrl+E – Centers text
Ctrl+Shift+L – Small Alpha list (3rd), Capital Alpha list (4th), small roman (5th), Capital roman (6th)
Ctrl+1 – Single-space lines
Ctrl+2 – Double-space lines
Ctrl+5 – Set 1.5-line spacing
Ctrl+= – Subscript
Ctrl+Shift++ – Superscript

Sticky notes is only available in Windows 7.

Shortcut for Sticky Note in Windows 7

Shortcut for Sticky Note in Windows 7

Type of formatting	Keyboard shortcut
Bold text	Ctrl+B
Italic text	Ctrl+I
Underlined text	Ctrl+U
Strikethrough	Ctrl+T
Select All	Ctrl +A
Undo	Ctrl +Z
Cut	Ctrl +X
Copy	Ctrl +Copy
Paste	Ctrl +V
Redo	Ctrl +Y
Remove line spacing	Ctrl +1
Insert line spacing	Ctrl +2
Decrease Font Size	Ctrl +Shift + <
Increase Font Size	Ctrl +Shift + >
Toggle All caps	Ctrl +Shift +A
Left Aligned	Ctrl +L
Centered	Ctrl +E
Right Aligned	Ctrl +R
Delete Note	Ctrl +D
New Note	Ctrl +N
Bulleted list	Ctrl+Shift+L (Press this keyboard shortcut again to switch to a numbered list.)
Bullet List (●, ●, ●)	CTRL + SHIFT + L (1 Time)
Numbered List (1, 2, 3)	CTRL + SHIFT + L (2 Times)
Lettered List (a, b, c)	CTRL + SHIFT + L (3 Times)
Lettered List (A, B, C)	CTRL + SHIFT + L (4 Times)
Roman Numeral List (i, ii, iii)	CTRL + SHIFT + L (5 Times)
Roman Numeral List (I, II, III)	CTRL + SHIFT + L (6 Times)
Subscript	Ctrl + =
Superscript	Ctrl +Shift+ =

Change Fonts

1. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts
2. First, export that key so you have a backup.
3. Find Segoe Print (TrueType)
4. Change the value to the file name of any other font that you wish to use that is already installed (navigate that registry key to find others).
5. Then, restart the computer.
6. The easy way, you can write any font in Ms. Word and then copy and paste to Sticky Note. It's all