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My experience with this plugin has been very limited and I came to know about it when I had the exact opposite problem with my Notepad++: my Notepad++ window became unexpectedly transparent. I was able to remove the transparency by unflagging the 'Make my window transparent' option from the Plugin->TopMost menu in NotePad++.

You can buy the same transparent sticky notes I tested at this link for about $10. There are other size and color options available. I opted for the 33 note pads, which includes 8 pads, 7 colors, and 50 sheets per pad.

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While perusing the internet for product review ideas, I ran across a short video showing transparent sticky notes which immediately struck me as a terrific idea. Having gone through undergrad and grad school myself, plus with kids who have attended college, I am keenly aware of the exorbitant price of textbooks these days. Resale value in the second-hand book market is important, so can a cheap pack of transparent sticky notes help keep your books in like-new condition? That was my goal in testing these out.

Practical Use Cases: Consider where you plan to use the see-through note board. If it's for a workspace where you need to jot down quick notes or reminders, an illuminated board could be useful. On the other hand, if you need a more traditional whiteboard for collaborative work or presentations, you might opt for a non-transparent option.

There are many different note taking applications on the market, but few of them are transparent. That is where the Transparent Note application comes in. You can choose to make the entire application invisible, have it always on top, or turn it off altogether. Let us take a closer look at this application. How can we use it? Here are some helpful tips to make it more functional. Read on to learn more. We've also written a quick review of this amazing application.

Another great feature of the Transparent Note application is its transparency. It allows you to make your notes completely transparent. The application is free to download, and the free version allows you to make one note at a time. If you'd like to have an unlimited amount of notes, you can purchase the Pro version. While the free version is limited to one note, it has an unlimited number of features. In addition to its transparent nature, it has a checkmark feature, so you can easily mark your favorite notes.

It appears the 'Search Results' window is located outside the screen, the easiest way to get it back is to wipe out notepad++ settings, you can remove %appdata%\Notepad++ folder, start again notepad++, it should appear now

I accidentally checked the radio button "Always" inside the transparency option inside the Find window which made it go permanently transparent. What I did is just minimised all the windows on desktop and opened notepad++ window and then clicked the restore button next to close button to make the notepad++ window smaller and then I could see the find window with permanent transparency beside the window and clicked the "on losing focus" option in transparency again.

Does anyone knows how to configure notepad++ when viewing js and css files. When I try to view such files in a web appbuilder application, all code is in one line. If I use word wrap, they are all in one continuous block.

This home office A4 whiteboard desktop notepad with a modern frameless contemporary design is perfect for making notes, capturing thoughts, ideas or key dates. The clear, acrylic mini whiteboard notepad lays flat for easy writing and is ideal as a portable whiteboard with its integrated carry handle. It fits neatly onto any desk or worksurface and with the transparent design, the memo board blends seamlessly into the background when not in use. The transparent, acrylic dry erase surface can easily be wiped clean to simply write, wipe away and start afresh. Supplied with a whiteboard pen.

It was not the controversies about the risks from BSE cases in Germany, of tributyl tin (TBT) in football jerseys or from plasticisers in children's toys for consumers that first demonstrated that the public authorities, the general public and industry perceive and assess risks differently. "The debate about the right assessment of risks and the lack of confidence amongst the general public vis a vis official measures for the management and prevention of such risks, is a clear expression of the need for risk communication", says Dr. Rolf Hertel, head of the BgVV research project "development of a multiphase procedure for risk communication" at the opening workshop on this subject at BgVV on 12 and 13 September 2001.

The foundation stone for the recently launched research project was laid in September of last year when international representatives of industry, politics, academia, public authorities and consumer organisations came together on behalf of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) in order to look together for ways and means of achieving more effective risk communication (cf. bgvv Press release No. 20/2000). A practical guide for risk communication was considered to be a suitable orientation aid in an area in which rigid procedures were not a viable alternative because of the diversity of content. A guide of this kind is now to be prepared within the framework of the research project together with the Academy for Evaluating Technological Consequences in Baden-Wrttemberg for the federal authorities. The project is part of the "environment and health" programme of the federal government which is under the aegis of the Federal Ministries for Health (BMG) and for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Reactor Safety (BMU). The goal of the research project is to elaborate fundamental and organisational improvements in risk communication whilst considering the interests of consumers, industry and the state.

Risk communication is considered to be a targeted exchange of information between people, political institutions, public authorities, companies, associations, interest groups, experts, scientists and the media. The subject matters of communication are the damage potential of a risk (what damage will occur in conjunction with the health/environment damaging event), the remaining uncertainties (what cannot be estimated, what don't we know), the importance of the risk, and the measures and actions taken to reduce, limit and regulate the risk.

It is not the goal of risk communication to increase the acceptance of risks by citizens. It is far more a matter of putting across the different views of the parties involved in the risk communication process in a dialogue and in this way to render transparent the options for handling a risk and the decision in favour of an option. This shows that risk communication is not a closed process but must accompany the handling of risks from identification over assessment up to management by political circles and public authorities. By means of an open and ongoing dialogue of the public authorities with interest groups and their representatives (stakeholders), there will be increased understanding for the opposing positions. If the communication process is successful, then it will be feasible for differing views about the risk to be brought into line with each other as far as possible.

Besides the guide on risk communication, tools are to be developed in the research project which will enable public authorities to more easily implement in practice the principles formulated in the guide. They also include training programmes for staff involved in risk communication. A definitive expert report will then assess whether official risk communication can be shaped more successfully by these means. The research project on the "Development of a multiphase procedure for risk communication" runs up to December 2002 and will end with the publication of a final report.

The two day workshop at BgVV served to render the project more transparent already in the initial phase for representatives of public authorities and to extend the competence of the participants in the field of risk communication. ff782bc1db