Stickum keeps a list of your favorite copy/paste (pasteboard) items. Easily make lists of frequently used pasteboard items and edit existing pasteboard items.

• Stickum version 1.0.1 July 18, 2009, requires iPhone OS 3.0 or higher.
• Stickum may be installed on the iPhone and iPod Touch.
• Obtain Stickum from the iTunes App Store.

Stickum provides two tabs to work with: the existing pasteboard, and pasteboard favorites.

The Pasteboard tab shows the contents of the current pasteboard (i.e. the item that is pasted when choosing Paste). Tapping on the + button adds the current pasteboard content to the list of favorites.

The Favorites tab shows the list of previous pasteboards marked as a favorite. Tapping on a favorite item provides the option to view the content of the saved favorite, change the name of the favorite to something more meaningful, or to place the saved favorite content on to the current pasteboard.

Once a saved favorite is back on the pasteboard, it can then be pasted into any app that supports copy/paste.

When viewing a saved favorite, tapping on the Edit button enables the modification of the pasteboard representations. Easily add, delete, or modify common representation types.

• Bring up Safari and navigate to a web page
• Select the entire web page URL and copy it to the pasteboard
• Bring up Stickum and choose the Pasteboard tab
• Tap on the + button to add the URL to the list of favorite pasteboard items

• Bring up the Photos app and navigate to any picture
• Copy the picture to the pasteboard
• Bring up Stickum and choose the Pasteboard tab
• Tap on the + button to add the picture to the list of favorite pasteboard items

There are now two items in the Favorites list: the URL and the picture. If you wanted to email the URL to a friend:

• Bring up Stickum and choose the Favorites tab
• Tap on the saved URL item
• Tap on the Copy To Pasteboard button
• Bring up the Mail app
• Start composing an email
• Tap and hold in the email content area, then release to bring up the Paste menu
• Paste the URL into the email content