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		<description><![CDATA[Here&#8217;s a fun script that uses the new &#8220;Sticky Notes&#8221; in WIndows 7. The script is based on a simple function that uses the SendKeys() method through the Wscript.Shell COM object. This is a nice example on how you can handle COM objects through PowerShell. I&#8217;ve also included an if statement that checks if StickyNotes [...]]]></description>
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