Someone mentioned once upon a time that there is a utility (freeware?) available to monitor system activity and show which apps are demanding the most/least resources. That's of course what the OS 9 About command did. Is there a way to do it in Jaguar?
thanks,


By the way, I seem to be asking many questions on the list and appreciate all the responses I get, tho I rarely want to tie up the list by sending thank-yous. Just to let you know that I am grateful for helps.


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