YellowMemo allows one to re-use any previously created memo. All parameters, with the exception of the memo's title can be edited.

   On the screen shot to the left, we double clicked the memo titled 'Example memo'. The memo editing screen showed, with the current memo details pre-filled.

   With the exception of the title, every field of the memo can be edited.

   One can set a new alarm, make the memo a special red memo (for attention grabbing), make the memo a 'persistent memo' (the on top feature). When the memo is set as 'persist on top' it will not be covered by other application windows. This assures that the memo is always in front of you, for a safe and sure reminder. With the transparency feature, this is an ideal reminder that does not distract you from your normal computing tasks.

  When setting a new alarm, one can specify the alarm's alerting parameters. This is on a per alarm basis, and allows silent alarms. alarms with a speaker, alarms with a system beep or any combination of the above.

  The 'Select All' button's operation allows one to select the text in the panel's main entry window. The copy button puts the selected contents to the clipboard. The paste button pastes the clipboard contents into the current insertion point at the cursor.

 Pressing 'Cancel' will discard all the changes made to this memo. Pressing OK will save the alarm, and evaluate the alarm queue. The alarm queue will be set to the next chronologically ordered memo.
 
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