Problem Printing Images Using JAI

I'm using JAI in an application that prints images. My program works fine on my development machine (Windows XP), but when I put it on my Windows Server 2008 r2-64 bit, it crashes for certain images (these are large images of land plats) that go to a particular printer (OCE PlotWave 300) It prints my smaller images that are printing on a variety of printers just fine (images of Mortgages etc..) and it prints everything just fine on my development machine. What could possibly be causing this?
Edited by: LongStranjeTrip on Feb 2, 2011 4:34 PM
Edited by: LongStranjeTrip on Feb 4, 2011 8:11 AM

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