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Step 3: The note will stay stuck to the screen as part of the widget grid until you tap and hold to remove it or ask Alexa to delete it.
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Step 2: You’ll dictate the contents of the note by voice, or you can type it in. Step 1: If your person is not part of Visual ID, you can simply say, “Alexa, write a Sticky.” If your recipient doesn’t have these features set up, you can still leave something for them - you’ll just do it as a Sticky instead. To send a Note to a specific person, the sender and recipient both need to have Visual ID and Voice ID enabled. To write a Note, just say, “Alexa, send a Note to Erin.” Alexa will take the dictation via your voice and deliver it to that person the next time they pass by the screen and the camera recognizes them. Sticky notes are just like they sound they stay stuck to the screen in the widget gallery and look like a digital Post-it note on the screen. The Note notification appears and disappears from the screen seemingly at will. There’s no verbal alert from Alexa informing you that you’ve got mail. They’re not terribly proactive, in that you need to see them on the screen or ask if you have any. Notes are wrapped in little digital envelopes and are a cute communication tool. Notes and Stickys: What's the difference? Here’s what to know about each and send them. It's worth pointing out there are two options here: Sending a Note and sending a Sticky. One of the personalization options in the Echo Show 15 is the ability to send a note to a family member. For more general help, see Microsoft Support home. Notes and Stickys: What's the difference? This article is for people with visual impairments who use a screen reader program with the Office products and is part of the Office Accessibility content set.