Tim,
Maximice allows scrolling of Cocoa apps (I use it extensively in Safari) by mousing near window borders. I'd also second MenuMeters for keeping track of system resources on the fly. Indispensible in my toolbox is MaxMenus, which gives you an array of menu shortcuts to commonly accessed and user-defined folders and apps; also allows system-wide hotkeys. All three utils are relatively low-cost shareware or freeware offerings.
As mentioned before, Graphic Converter is a must-have, the Swiss Army knife of graphic programs. For quick edit jobs, you may find Tex-Edit Plus appropriate and well worth the $15 shareware license fee. You might also give a search on versiontracker for some contextual menu and services menu items that fit your needs. Very handy for things like quick copying of paths, type/creator assignments, icon mods, google searches, you name it. . . and most of those are free.
If you're an iTunes user there's a treasure trove of Applescripts that help streamline your musical management tasks - check <http://www.malcolmadams.com/itunes/index.php>
Enjoy.
Rick
So, what's your favorite MacOSX app/utility/whatnot?
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