> >#!/bin/perl > >sleep 60; > > > >puts the Mac entirely to sleep; none of the menus or buttons respond > >until the sleep period is up. The mouse is still tracked, however. > > There is a shareware utility called "Monitor" which will plot > a graph of things like memory and CPU usage. I tried Monitor. It wouldn't respond to mouse clicks during the sleep, but afterwards, updated the CPU graph to show MacPerl having used 100% of the CPU. Simon