Peek-a-Boo is a utility to monitor and manipulate all running
processes. You can watch how much CPU time each process uses, adjust
the CPU time requested by each process, and look at any piece of
information available through the Process Manager. The Process Manager
(available in MacOS System 7 and later) maintains a dozen or so pieces
of information about each running process (normally an application);
many fine utilities show a subset of this information. My personal
motivation for writing Peek-a-Boo was that no existing utility showed
precisely the subset of Process Manager information I needed to know
at a given time. So I made sure that Peek-a-Boo can show any piece of
information available via the Process Manager; preferences can be
edited to view only those pieces of information you need. And, with
the Special Technology of Peek-a-Boo ST, you can now adjust the
priorities of processes to customize which processes get more
processor time.

 * Top DL: Peek-A-Boo v1.6 (various bug fixes and improvements)
 * 2nd DL: Peek-A-Boo J v1.6 (ported Japanese copy of v1.6)
 * 3rd DL: Peek-A-Boo v1.4
 * 4th DL: Peek-A-Boo v1.5
 * 5th DL: Peek-A-Boo v1.2
 * 6th DL: Peek-A-Boo v1.1
 * 7th DL: Peek-A-Boo v1.0.1

You can still view the Peek-A-Boo v1.6 website online (as of August
2020): <http://www.clarkwood.com/old/peekaboo_os9/>

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k PPC

System 7.0 - Mac OS 9.2.2

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