Displaying images - out of memory  (was Loading imagens - out of memory")

Well guys,
this is REALLY an intriguing issue. Ok, the subject of the post was not precise; I do not want to load the images. I just want to display them, in batches, one batch at a time. My applet loads the last batch of images available and displays them like a "mosaic". After a cycle (a batch of images) I set the image descriptors (an array of them) to null and explicitly call the garbage collector.
I made some tests varying the number of times I call System.gc() with no effective results: "Out of memory" in java console always happens, sooner or later.
I've also tried to limit cache size in control panel "java plug-in". This seems to be a nonsense recommendation I�ve seen in the Internet. The memory growing process is IE, not JVM.
Also tried to disable caching with <META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> clause in the page that contains the applet. No results at all.
Despite of all my efforts trying to limit my "memory voracious" applet, task manager reports an unlimited growing memory for IE and, after some time, the applet locks, with java console reporting "out of memory".
I have found no effective recommendations/solutions in the Internet.. Only speculations.
The question is simple (I do not expect a simple answer :-)) : how do I limit IE memory consumption?
Any help will be appreciated.
l.a.

Actually, i have the same problem...
Im using an applet that generates me a Chart.
Each time i generate a Chart, IE's memory goes up like 10mb and the applets fails running when it reaches about 130MB
the odd thing is, is that even when i RELOAD the page, the memory does not go down... its as if the applet was never unloading no matter what you do, except reseting IE...

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