Problem in tiff file Printing

hello,
I am trying to print tiff image using JAI(Java advanced imaging). I am able to perform all the required operations for that including zoom in, zoom out etc. But I am facing problems while printing the same. These files I am getting from the byte stream or byte array (Data being recieved using TCP/IP). I am able to print using one of the code samples available on the net.
http://www.geocities.com/larryhr/samplecode/samplecode.html
File: JAIImagePrint.java
Only modifications i made in the code provided is, I have scaled the image.
Now I am facing 2 problems:
1) I want to set minimal margins from all the sides of page on which I am printing. (A4 size) So it should print on almost complete page.
2) The images are of varying sizes. So whenever I print, I get it of different sizes.
It would be really nice if someone help me resolving this problem.
I need it very urgently.
Thx in advance,
Nitin Mishra.

Dear BK,
For print out PO, our system just using the sapscript only. How can i check it?
Dear GK,
The message status in ME22N / ME23N are green light which means that is completed, right?
Please kindly give more advise on it.
Regards,
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