Updates
I just updated Camouflage and CuteClips. Both use a newer version of BSHotKey now. The new version should be on CodeBeach.org already. You may now specify a default hotkey when initializing the BSHotKeyManager. The code that is needed for this specification can be obtained by simply running the Test-Application that ships with BSHotKey. Just change the hotkey and see the message-send in the log-area of the window.
One of the new features of CuteClips is the integration of QuickLook in MacOS X 10.5. Thanks to Cocoa it’s possible to use the framework that is available only in 10.5 without linking to it. Linking the framework will cause your app to crash if the framework can’t be found (like in 10.4). But fortunately frameworks are just bundles with a bit of a different structure, but still they’re loadable code. That means you may just initialize a NSBundle with the path to the framework and then load the bundle. Simple, eh? 😉