Hi Rick,
bundled EXE are not real executables but are more like a ZIP file.
When you run a bundled EXE, it extracts on disk a bundled version of thinBasic.exe, than thinBasic.exe is invoked in order to execute real script.
So the running real application is thinBasic.exe and it is normal to see CPU allocated to thinBasic.exe and not to your bundled exe name.
About CPU usage, it really depends on how you wrote your script.
For example:
If you create a loop inside which you do something contiguously without giving some free time to the processor ... it is quite normal you will follow into heavy CPU usage.
The same if you do TBGL loops without using timers.
The same if you have a UI and you use loops without using timers.
So, it is hard to understand from outside why your CPU is so high without having some example to check and explain the logic of the application.
Ciao
Eros
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