JavaFX + Applet Troubles

Hey guys, you all have done a great job of answering my questions thus far, but I've got a couple architectural issues I'm trying to get through and would like some expert advice on what's going on.
First of all, it would seem as though the absolute minimum required to get a JavaFX applet up and running is a download (presuming you haven't already run an applet using JavaFX) of a bit over 3 meg. This seems like a pretty hefty payload requirement...is there anything that be done to cut back on the initial loading cost?
Second, I am scaling my content and it would seem as though the SwingTextField gets very odd mouse text selection issues when scaled up. Is there anything I can do fix that?
Third, I'm getting errors every ~10th time I run the application. This inconsistency is rather worrisome. I get similar trouble when running as an Applet where it shows me the "Java downloading cycle progress display thingy" and just sits there spinning, but if I hit refresh in the browser it immediately launches the app the second time around. I'm launching via JNLP using the new JavaScript commands Sun provides.
Thanks!

Like any good developer I have fixed my problem.
This blog gave me some clues and I think it comes down to how i have built and deployed it.
http://lexique-du-net.com/blog/index.php?post/2008/12/08/Deploy-a-JavaFX-app-as-an-applet-with-the-Java-Deployement-Toolkit
In the meantime to see it work in a browser i have opened it offline and just opened the html page that was in my dist folder created by netbeans.

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Full thread dump Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (16.0-b13 mixed mode, sharing):
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at com.sun.scenario.scenegraph.SGNode.render(Unknown Source)
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at com.sun.scenario.scenegraph.SGNode.doRender(Unknown Source)
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