How to save .psb in .jpg

Hello, I'm need a help . so a creat a file .. in real size .. 140x800cm its with 2.72gb ( i didnt get to put the screen shot here ) so i had flattened the layers.. but i didnt get to save in jpg .. i need to print it as a adhesive... may somebody help me ?
currently using photoshop cs6 extended, os lion 10.8.2., i7 quad 2.4ghz , 8gb ram

Read up on the requirements for such stuff and how people are actually gonna use it. Nobody does (car) stickers at 300dpi. I really strongly suggest you read up on that stuff and that old resolution vs. pixel dimensions vs. physical dimensions... You have only made your life difficult by creating such a humungously large file for no apaprent need...
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but if comment
f.getContentPane().add(lb);neither saveJPG_1() nor saveJPG_2() works.
can you explain why and how to work without jframe?
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ew
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