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You can place the line "java -Xmx800m -jar Drizzle9.jar" (without the quotes) in a batch file, for example "drizzle.bat". Then drop the batch file inside your Drizzle folder and start the program from there. If I understand that message correctly that should increase the heap space.

Edit: I tried this and Drizzle starts up fine from the batch file. Then I played with the value (even set it as low as 16) but I did not notice any performance difference. So I guess Drizzle overrides that setting...

Yes, it does - the Drizzle9.jar doe nothing but execute a Drizzle.jar it contains with the "java -Xmx800m -jar Drizzle.jar" command so that the heap size is set correctly. It seems that for some reason, this does not work on Jeffrey's machine - which is really strange as it works everywhere else.

Jeffrey, you didn't perhaps unzip the Drizzle9.jar and run the DrizzlePrp.jar file inside did you? Because that would cause this problem.