URGENT! Exporting JPEGs problem...

Hello everyone,
Just a quick question... have tried everything, and cannot figure this one out.
Client needs a 300dpi JPEG for printing (60cm x 90cm), the image being in vector format. Normally I would of course just make a PDF, but for some reason it has to be in JPEG. Anyway, when I try to export it (after having set the settings to 300dpi, max quality etc), it always just says 'the file could not be written due to an error'. I cannot work out why... perhaps the resulting image is really big, and it just kicks out?
Thanks SO much for any help!
Jack

Thanks guys! Yeah in the end easiest way is to go via PS... just weird, since I have to save an AI, load/copy paste in PS, rasterise, then Save As... a JPEG. Could all be done in one step from Illy... boh. At least there's a solution...
best
jack

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