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 .clipboard extender, helpful app, productivity, mail.app, apple mail, textpanderSimilar Posts:

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CRM4Mac doesn’t modify the apps themselves, but simply combines them so that all your events and emails are displayed together, according to date by default. A screenshot from the developer’s website shows it in action:

It displays the Address Book contact linked to the highlighted email. A preview pane can be opened in the main window.

You will either love or hate this idea. People like Mike Salsbury, who feels that the integration in Ximian Evolution makes it better than Apple Mail would probably love it. Others, like me, who value the “purity” of working with mail and only mail in one app, with events and only events in another and so on, will be faintly appalled.

Reviews of earlier verisons of the software are likewise mixed. The developer’s website lists a number of testimonials. But the users’ reviews on MacUpdate, Versiontracker and on other blogs are not all positive. In any case, you have 30 days to trial a fully functional version if you want to test it out for yourself.

CRM4Mac costs USD 49.95 and comes in Panther and Tiger flavours. It is (UPDATE: June 2008 no longer ) available from the developer’s website.

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