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#Windows desktop pins how to#
#Windows desktop pins windows 10#
#Windows desktop pins plus#
#Windows desktop pins mac#

If you have pinned more than one window, none of them have priority, meaning that they all show over other windows but can be moved over each other when selected.

Right-click the DeskPins icon found in your system tray (bottom-right).ĭon’t be afraid to add pins to multiple windows.

You can also minimize the window and call it a day, but it will still hold its “on-top” status when maximized. Note: For windows that do not show the pin icon, you can either close the window to remove pinned status or use the option below to unpin all windows.

Click the icon to remove the pin function.

Move the mouse cursor over the pin icon in the title bar of the window you want to “un-top.” A red “X” appears next to the icon.

#Windows desktop pins how to#

How to unpin windows, so they don’t stay on top of all others. The little icon to the right of “Standard” in the image above is an option to “Keep on top.” We just wanted an example to use for DeskPins. For pinning those items, you’ll get a popup error, and a pin icon will not appear in the title bar, but the window will still move to the top layer without problems.

#Windows desktop pins windows 10#

Note: Many apps and installed programs used in Windows 10 (Sticky Notes, Calculator, Netflix, Discord, etc.) have unique windows, unlike the original explorer windows found in Windows 7 and earlier. A pin icon will display in the window’s title bar.

Move the pin cursor (like the regular cursor) to a window you want to pin to top.

The cursor becomes a pin (red by default or based on the color you selected in the options).

Click the DeskPins icon in the System Tray, located in the bottom-right corner of your desktop.

Or have an option to make Evernote log out automatically and bring up a window to log in again. Just add a passcode to the desktop Evernote and shut the front door. Advice from strangers and getting nowhere.

Now here comes a handful of hypocrites telling me what I should do because that is what the internet offers. Now I will have to spend the rest of the night explaining what I wrote and why it's none of her business. Guess what? Evenote is closed, but she opens it and starts to read my latest entry about something messed up. So I'm dating a new person who is nosey (pretty much everyone on Earth) and I go take a shower while my new girlfriend is watching netflix on my desktop. The rest are notes and ideas for projects. Lets say I use evernote kind of like a diary and write the most vile things in order to get if off my chest. I guess people don't understand that a computer is not just a computer, but also an entertainment center. If you want to save confidential data, you can encrypt the content of a note, or have to go elsewhere. Sure, the data on the server is encrypted, but by keys owned by EN, not by the user. EN is server based, and does stuff on the server like OCR and AI, that does not work on a user encrypted database. It is NOT the prime use of EN to store confidential data. And as I say, the data is encrypted anyhow. You can activate a passcode in the EN settings, that will enhance the level of protection further. The data security depends on the measures applied to the device (Touch-/FaceID, PinLock). This is why you have to „share“ to send data from one app elsewhere.

#Windows desktop pins plus#

iOS uses as a standard an advanced encryption of the flash drive, plus runs apps in a sandbox, preventing one app to access the data of another. These are stored inside of the memory allocated to the app - no external access possible. On iOS devices, there is only preview data, plus any notebooks defined as offline. This is pretty standard for desktop computers, plus the encryption if file vault is active. A normal user can’t get on the data of another user, unless authorized. When unlocked, the security depends on the users level of authority (admin or normal user). So the EN database is secure with the rest of the machine unless it is unlocked. The newer Macs have TouchID, and use the T2-chip to encrypt the whole SSD.

#Windows desktop pins mac#

Security on a Mac: Depends on the Mac you are using.