How to see rest of output of TOP command

launch Terminal
run the top command
how to view the rest of its output ?
yeah resizing the window helps. But it still wont show all.
Best to you !

Use Applications -> Utilities -> Activity Monitor ?
The 'ps' command ?
top -l 100 # that is lowercase L - see "man top"

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