Multiple Users on one PC sharing Java Runtime Parameter setting

Is there a way to have mutiple logins share the -Smx512m setting in Java Runtime Parameters. It seems that when each person logs into the PC to use the application we have to enter the same Java Runtime Parametes again. Is there a way to add it once and every login uses it?
Thanks,
DLS

I have read the Deployment Configuration file and Properties and do not see how the -Xmx51m should be added to the deployment.properties.
Also it would seem you would need to use the deployment.system.config file so it would be used by all users on the PC.
Again I can not see an example of how to put in the "Java Runtime Parameters" in the deployment.system.properties file.
Has anyone done this before and could lead me in the correct directions?
Thanks,
DLS

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