Existing users, 
Since I hate reading instruction or manuals I found this app not very mac intuitive. What the heck do those "sliders" really do and how do you set them up for each app running?
How do you actually "stop" and app ?
There should a floating window to show and tell rather then mousing to the apple menu.
What does this programme do better then the built in apple activity monitor ( utilities folder ).
App Stop
pause, resume, and set processor priorities of applications
Version: 2.1
still needs some work...
Feedback Type: Review
Contributed by: macmidiguy Wednesday, June 29 2005 @ 10:49 AM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: NO
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still needs some work... - slackpacker
I found this app to do exactly what its out to do... I found your review Unhelpful.. this app does not deserve a 1 star post just "cause you did not read the manual"Tuesday, August 02 2005 @ 01:50 AM PDT
still needs some work... - dennisbestdesign
Read the manual or keep the negative ratings to yourself. With your logic (and lack of intellectual curiosity), Photoshop would be "totally useless".Saturday, August 27 2005 @ 08:58 AM PDT
still needs some work... - rcfa
It's not what does it do better than Activity Monitor, it is that it does something totally different from Activity Monitor.Activity Monitor *monitors* the state of applications, as the name implies. You can also kill apps in Activity monitor.
This tool is a GUI to pause and resume apps and to adjust their Unix scheduling priorities. Neither you can do with Activity Monitor, last I checked.
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Thursday, July 07 2005 @ 04:01 AM PDT