Well usually the first and only thing I do when I boot is run Entourage to
check my email. I don�t really even multitask when using Windows hehe.
I think the only programs thatstart on my login are microsoft Mouse Help and
iTunes Help (anyone figure out how to get rid of this one? Every time I
remove it or turn it off, iTunes creates a new one heh)..

I did find a somewhat feasible solution though. Since I got the last issue
of MacAddict that came with MacJanitor, Ive been running it nightly before
bed.
It seems to be working. Now on bootup it takes Entourage only about 5
bounces before it opens.. No more 10 bounces to open on a G4 800 hehe..
Going to get a TiBook 800 today.. Well see if it does the same!!

> If I may be so forward as to suggest something, I would recommend that
> both of you should run "CPU Monitor" and set the icon to the Extended
> view.  Set CPU Monitor to start on login, and watch what happens when
> things are really slow.
> 
> OS X has a well-known problem with starting multiple apps at once: OS X
> is VERY slow at that for some reason.  When you start an application,
> you will notice that CPU usage goes to 100% for a short time, then drops
> off significantly.  If you start a second application during that short
> time that CPU usage is at 100%, you will notice that the CPU usage will
> _stay_ high for a disproportionately LONG time.
> 
> Do you start lots of programs on login?  If so, you are probably seeing
> the results of this well-known problem of starting multiple apps at
> once.  If possible, trim your "login items" to the smallest list
> possible, and start applications one at a time -- things will run much
> smoother that way.
> 
> Eagle
> 

-- 
Chris
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