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Clipping files are another part of the Mac OS drag-and-drop feature (OS 7.5 or later). Just select something and drag it onto the desktop: it makes itself into a file!
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Select the text or graphic you want to clip.
Drag the selected item out of the application window and onto the desktop. It will automatically form itself into a clipping icon and name itself.
Retrieve your clip by dragging it back into the application window or by double-clicking on the icon and copying it into a new application.
eHow Article: How to Create a Clipping File on a Mac
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