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> Unless someone objects firmly I am at least going to clean out the ones
> that have not been updated since 1998, and I'll make a section in the
> Administrator's Guide on managing shared memory and other resources based
> on platform.

Just in case you are looking for a consensus, I agree on all points...

                  - Thomas