I forgot to say, "First, open the Activities Monitor." Maybe that;s
obvious, but sometimes I don't know what people mean when they
describe things that are so familiar to them that they fail to be
objectively literal in their descriptions of those things which are
unfamiliar to me.
Sorry
Johannes,
That was funny, but you can do this: inside your utilities folder (in
your applications folder) is something called "Activity Monitor."
Click on the tab that says "CPU," and it will show a graph that will
let you know what's going on. I just checked mine (with Finale and
GPO r
ROFL :-)
Richard Yates schrieb:
Has anyone checked the CPU usage of Fin2k6 on Mac, without active GPO? I
haven't tested it, but I notice that as soon as I have Finale open my
iBook starts getting warm, which it usually only does under very heavy
workload. How could I test this?
http://www.dru
> Has anyone checked the CPU usage of Fin2k6 on Mac, without active GPO? I
> haven't tested it, but I notice that as soon as I have Finale open my
> iBook starts getting warm, which it usually only does under very heavy
> workload. How could I test this?
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Has anyone checked the CPU usage of Fin2k6 on Mac, without active GPO? I
haven't tested it, but I notice that as soon as I have Finale open my
iBook starts getting warm, which it usually only does under very heavy
workload. How could I test this?
Johannes
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