Problem printing components

[reposted from Java programming forum]
Hi. I have subclassed a JTable, and made it implement Printable. If I have one of these components (with several rows and columns of data), and print it out (using a PrinterJob), it prints out fine 90% of the time.
The other times, some strange things happen. For example, some sections of the table will be missing... or it will cut off at the bottom (even though a footer will print successfully)... or just the right-most portion will print... And it's not that it's only whole table cells that are removed: sometimes the break is in the middle a cell, with the first two and a half characters of the data showing up on the page, for an entire column, etc.
This seems to happen to other subclassed swing components, as well. I'm not totally sure, but it looks like the problem is more likely to happen when there is more data on the component (i.e. more cells in a table). The same thing is happening with a SimpleChart we have subclassed (com.klg.jclass.chart.beans.SimpleChart from JClass); i.e., when there are many points on a graph.
Also, this is not restricted to any particular printer.
Does anyone know why would this happen?
Thanks,
SigurRos

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