>By looking at the Processor Time, you can get an idea of which ones are taking up a large chunk of time. Once you have this narrowed down, you can Refresh the list several times to see which one is currently taking up all the time.

I don't see a "Processor Time" column in Process Viewer. The columns that I see are: Process, PID, Base Priority, Num. Threads, Type, Full Path, TID, Owning PID, Thread Priority. Can you add Processor Time to be watched?

>Another suggestion and I don't know if it will work because of the differences in OS, is to to find someone with NT installed and get a copy of Taskmgr.EXE. It can be used to display a list of all the processes running and sort on CPU Usage.

Taskmgr.exe doesn't seem to work with Win 95 or 98. I got errors running it.