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OK, *FINALLY* found the post I was referencing in #13 above.

Scroll down to #15 on the attached link to a post by WeirdJuice. Not only does he provide a very clear and detailed description of the reason P6 has an even bigger memory problem than (even) P5, he also explains how 4 hours of work on his part appeared to improve things considerably.

But it's the sentence "The good news is that, as the morph loading and storage processing has been changed in P6, it can now be considered to be "live" code and it should therefore be open to further improvements" that expresses what I'd sensed back in the P5_SR2_beta discussions with the likes of Larry W: that some of the older code seems off limits, ie. inaccessible, to CL. If it were true it might explain for example, how a 2005 product which claims W2K or XP as a requirement, stills sports Win9x style file dialogs!