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> Fire seems to inhale the most CPU time when it's pulsing a window
> and the dock icon to get my attention. This actually slows the frontmost
> application down substantially, but it sure does get my attention. :-)
Um - both of those features can be shut off in the preferences. Dock
icon bouncing is a CPU hog because Apple made it a CPU Hog.
The flashing windows are a CPU hog because they are flashing windows.
If your machine can't handle those (anything <= G4 400 will definitely
see a slowdown) then turn these off in preferences.
Eric
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