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Assuming that you are using a recent Windows version, go to the installation folder and find the file that ends in ".ini". Open it in a text editor (Notepad is fine). Find the line that reads -Xmx600m and change the number to something larger, such as 1024m for 1GB total. (If you are using the memory monitor plug-in, the max will show up as somewhat smaller than the amount you specify because this total value gets split into a couple of pools of memory.)

Cheers,
Chris

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Thelric said:

Assuming that you are using a recent Windows version, go to the installation folder and find the file that ends in ".ini". Open it in a text editor (Notepad is fine). Find the line that reads -Xmx600m and change the number to something larger, such as 1024m for 1GB total. (If you are using the memory monitor plug-in, the max will show up as somewhat smaller than the amount you specify because this total value gets split into a couple of pools of memory.)

Cheers,
Chris

 

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