The only way I know of to change the maximum amount of memory available to
applets has to be done manually: the specifics may depend on the version
of Java, but basically open the Java panel in Control Panel, in one of
the tabs you can find applet options, and you can specify command line
parameters for the plug-in.
Obviously, this isn't exactly user-friendly.
Sometimes if you're willing to decompile/reflect/dig through Sun's source
(method depends on who you talk to), you can find ways to do things that
offically applets can't do. However, if you go this route, your
applet will probably have to be signed and may break in some future Java
release or with a non-Sun/Apple JVM.
That said, Java webstart might also be a good alternative since it allows
for easy applet migration and allows you to set the memory limit.
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