Setting up 20" x 180" document to print on a vinyl printer/cutter

Hi,
I work for a large vinyl company and I have a task of creating a 20" x 180" document to be printed through VersaWorks onto a Roland VersaCamm. Now, the document is a "pattern" where the same .jpeg image is repeated 4 times across and 36 times down in illustrator. (I know.. why a .jpeg in Illustrator? Because VersaWorks is a very fussy program that only reads .eps's from illustrator or corel draw). Anyway, I have basically tried almost anything and everything to try and reduce this file size because it will not save, thus not allowing me to print it through VersaWorks. My computer crashes and stops responding after I click save as .eps. If anybody has any idea how to help me out or has any advice I'd greatly appreciate it. I'm working with Illustrator CS5.
Thank You,
emski

Hi emski.net,
     I got your problem,
I would like to sugesst you to do this job in two methods.
Make a file in .eps format in illustrator rip it in a supporting rolland software & give a multiple copies based on media sizes.
Illustrator having a limitation on sizes it will not exceed more than 225" Make the file in a smaller scale with
       Multiple copies  while ripping the file for printing give a exact scale & start to do your needfull.
Or develop the file in  photoshop save as in .eps file Now start to rip in the printer software to execute.
I think this info will help you out
thx & regards,
tamil

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