<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> Wow, this doesn't sound Jabber-related at all :-) It actually sounds like you are testing or just running on Windows 9x (and not NT/2000), and you have found a system resource leak. See, when you create a drawable system resource in Windows, you are pulling that structure from a fixed-sized list. for 3.1 and 9x releases, there is one group for the system, for NT there is a group per application. Once you run out, applications won't be able to load the graphics, fonts, etc they need to draw and will draw basically randomly. The only solution I have found is 1) upgrade to NT/2000 or 2) review the code for drawing-context leaks. -David Waite Dillip Kumar Swain wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE><style></style> Hi I have an application which has serious memory leakage . It gradually eats up total systems resources in 2-3 Hrs. Causing other application lose their toolbars, change in font etc. When i close 1-2 (other application) everything becomes normal but only for 15-20 minutes. Can anyone tell me how to pinpoint the erring source code?? Please help me out , this is URGENT. thanks in advance.</blockquote> </body> </html>