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He is also apparently the unoffiicial or official RGP liaison.  
The answer?  
> Hey Mike,  
Where do I get my experience to make such suggestions?  
They are not fixing the major problem which appears to be their software people.  
I think pressure applied here at RGP to the most visible person is probably more effective.  
Shrink your swap file size.  
Shrink your swap file size.  
There you want to catch your defects before they go into the field.  
> Change things fast or lose business bigtime.  
I hinted an earlier post that something might be very wrong with the software running larger tournaments.   
I think pressure applied here at RGP to the most visible person is probably more effective.  



