Hi All,
I have a 9600/G4700 with 440mb of ram running os 9.2.2. In the last few days when I go to shut down my computer I get a message that comes back and tells me that there is a program running, and to shut it down first, but there is nothing running. If I click on the finder deal, it only shows finder with a check mark on it. I'm not real good with macs, is there a way that I can check to see if there is something running in the background? Has anyone had a similar problem?
Thanks, Bob
paste this into "Script Editor" and run it.
-- start script tell application "Finder" set AppleScript's text item delimiters to return set n to name of every process end tell display dialog (n as text) -- end script -- I'm Jason Davies, and I approve of this message Master Gizmologist Cream City Traction Club
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