Java applet warning keeps coming back for signed applet

I have an applet signed with certificate issued by a public CA cert verisign. This applet prints document to the printer. When it loads everything looks good and checks on the screen and the user is prompted to allow access to the printer. Even, though the user selects "Allways allow this applet to print" the warning keeps coming back everytime the applet attempts to access the printer.
I notice other applets work correctly. I veriy the signed jar and it all looks correct every class file comes with smk marking.
What is going, can someone please help???
Manuel

I appreciate the help. but i was able to resolve the problem. Our web page called the applet print method directly from scripting. Apparently that causes the java plugin to warn the user every time.
To avoid this issue the new print method queues up a print job and a separate thread watches for the queue and picks up the job and prints it. In order to support the same original function, the new print method is syncronized and waits for the job to be queued before it returns.
Now, there are no warnings even the first time you use the applet.
[Here is another similar thread.|http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=63&threadID=524815]
Thanks,
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