Some useful things I could have used yesterday while I was making the F-Script Anywhere icon (in Photoshop and Iconographer, FWIW.)
IconFamily class: provides manipulation of Mac OS X icon families in Cocoa.
Can Combine Icons 2.0. Combines icons, as it says. The interface takes a bit of getting used to; I don't like the use of hierarchical pop-up menus, but the results (especially the ability to adjust perspective to put an icon label on a folder icon) are wonderful.
OmniWeb tip: If you are sick and tired of having the return key enter a partial URL instead of selecting from the autocompletion list, press control-return instead.
Oh, another one. Try option-dragging a link on a Web page. That's been there for some time, but I had forgotten about it. Now that OmniWeb's speed and CSS support is improving, I'm using it a lot more recently… not to mention it's so much better than anything else on the Mac to write in.
Wow, am I ever bad at predicting how long things will take. I estimated two hours for cleaning up and releasing F-Script Anywhere, it ended up taking seven. Version 1.0 is out now. I got some great feedback from the initial test version. F-Script's author called it “brilliant”. IMO, that's a bit of an overstatement, but it's nice to be appreciated. 
Unlike ICeCoffEE, this one is unlikely to be useful for non-programmers, though it's certainly going to be a big help as I develop new versions of ICeCoffEE.
I'll spend a few minutes after I get some sleep, and put out ICeCoffEE 1.1.1 with a couple of minor changes. Definitely no more work on any free-time projects this weekend as I need to get a proposal to my advisor on Monday morning.
Cleaning up stuff today.
Found a bug in Project Builder: it lets you create recursive target dependencies, but then you can't remove them. Luckily the .pbxproj file is formatted as a property list, and easy to understand, so I was able to figure out what to edit in a few minutes, and fix the problem. There's something to be said for human-readable file formats.
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