DotMac Translator using 90% of CPU? ? ? ?

Help - in the past several days, I have noticed that an application named "DotMac Translator" is constantly using 75 to 90% + of my CPU capacity.
I'm using a PowerMac with a single 1.8 Ghz PPC chip, and 1.5 GB ram. I have not noticed the same problem on my Mac Mini or iMac G5 (all connected to the same .Mac account)
BUT, on my PowerMac, The CPU meter on "Activity Monitor" stays Pegged out at 100%, and everything on the machine has slowed to a snail's pace.
Does anyone have any idea why this is happening?
I also use MS Entourage, and recently I have noticed an application bombing frequently - a sync program that supposed to sync Entourage with Address Book and iCal.
Any help would be Appreciated!!!

Parallels messes with the Dock, there has been problems with it before when 10.6.7 was updated to 10.6.8.
Did you uninstall it properly using their uninstaller?
Do a Finder > Go > Go to Folder and paste this line and press Go!
~/Library/Preferences
scroll down until you see a file like
com.apple.dock.plist
and place it in the Trash (might be two of them, move the one you can)
Reboot the computer and see if that works.
Next try the same with (but don't Trash it), just move it out and see if it's recreated after a reboot.
com.apple.dock.db
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run the #12 and #13 OnyX routines here
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Activity Monitor [213]
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x86_64
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1 -[NSApplication nextEventMatchingMask:untilDate:inMode:dequeue:] + 135 (in AppKit) [0x7fff92ae407d]
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Thread 0x3eb4
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Thread 0x3ec2
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Thread 0x3ec3
User stack:
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Thread 0x3ec4
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AppleSpell [189]
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x86_64
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Translation using foreign currency units per dollar

We are currently using the built-in HFM translation mechanism for most of our accounts, i.e., we enter currency rates in dollars per foreign currency unit for both a balance sheet rates and a P&L rate and allow HFM to translate. Is it possible to use the default translation to translate using inverted rates, i.e., foreign currency units per dollar? This would imply, of course, that the rate would be divided into the entity currency amount instead of multiplied.
I realize that we could do this via translation rules for all of those accounts, but I'd prefer to use the default mechanism, if possible.

Sofia,
I don't recall the reason for having exhange rates use different options in the intercompany transaction module (ICT). I was part of the team which designed this module back in 2004/2005, and I suspect this was simply a request by someone at the time to allow exchange rates used in matching intercompany transaction matching to be entered either as a divide or as a multiply. This feature applies only to IC transactions, and has no effect at all on the core functionality of HFM, which uses only a multiply approach. Once intercompanty transactions are matched within the ICT module, the remaining, umatched balances each period are posted to the relevent HFM accounts. In many ways this is like using line item details for intercompany balances, but better since HFM can match at the "line item" level.
To be very clear:
1) ICT: intercompany transaction module. This is a module within HFM that allows invoice/transaction level records to be loaded into HFM and matched based on a series of flexible criteria. This is covered in detail in Chapter 13 of the HFM Administrator Guide.
2) ICP: intercompany partner. This is a dimension within HFM that leverages the Entity dimension, where period end balances for/from each entity's partner is loaded into HFM. Intercompany eliminations are performed according to either HFM's default rules, if you use Consolidation Rules = "N" or "R", or according to your own rules if Consolidation Rules = "Y" and you have provided your own Sub Consolidate routine.
The ICT module, though feature rich, is not widely used. On the other hand the ICP dimension is used in a majority of HFM applications worldwide.
I hope this helps clarify the questions.
--Chris

Dock uses lots of CPU time

I find Dock uses ~140% CPU time sometimes, I can't see a cause for it to do so. It usually stops of its own accord after a random amount of time. Killing it doesn't help, launchd restarts it and it goes back to using lots of CPU.
I have parallels install and I have the version which has the fix (6.0.12106) and I have also tried the work around (no luck obviously).

Never mind, I figured it out by myself. On this particular machine I had a 3rd party plug-in installed (SRS iWow 1.1.8). Removing that brought the CPU usage down to 0.1%. Usually I don't install 3rd party add-ons. This would seem to be a good policy.
Steve

Media Encoder slow, using 100% of CPU

Hello,
I have been having a problem exporting out of Premier. I am trying to Export an FLV from an HDV timeline (1440 x 1080). My computer specs are as follows; Intel Core i7 930 @2.8ghz, Win 7 64 bit, 8 gb of RAM and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470. The problem is that the encoder says it will take 30+hrs to encode a FLV from a timeline which is only an hr in length. We checked the processes and the encoder is using 100% of the CPU and PProHeadless.exe is using almost 2gb of RAM but it is also competeing with the encoder for processing power. Does anybody know why the encoder is using so much CPU power or what steps I should take to get this export time back to a relatively normal range?

I am assuming that the material is full HDV, and that your Project's Preset matches 100%. Is that correct?
What are the specs. of your system's I/O, i.e. your HDD's. The more detail, the better.
Good luck,
Hunt

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