Some time ago, matonmacs 
mentioned the utility Jumpcut in a comment on a post about the Cute Clips clipboard extender.
I’d forgotten about it, until I came across Ryan Irelan’s post about using Textpander and Jumpcut in web development.
Jumpcut is a nifty little menubar utility that keeps a history of your clipboard. Its Preferences allow you to specify how many past clippings it should remember and display, how often it should save the list and the keyboard hotkey.
Although you can access the clips from the menubar, pressing the hotkey brings up a bezel display:
You can cycle through the clips using the hotkeys and then drop in the one you want.
It can save you a lot of time in Mail.app and elsewhere.
All that’s missing is the option to make the selections “sticky” like you can in CuteClips.
Jumpcut is open-source and a universal binary. It is available from the developer’s web site .
CRM4Mac brings iCal, Address book and Apple Mail together into one interface. It also allows you to link documents and log phone calls with particular contacts in your Address Book. A new version, CRM4Mac 2.0, has just been been released, featuring Spotlight support and other improvements. 
