Go to the Print Screen and click on Nudge Printout button. At this point, you can tweek your labels by adjusting the top and/or left margins. You may also adjust the Label Creep.

Each printer may have slightly different margins built into its configuration. As a result, you may need to adjust how your print appears on the page, especially if your design uses very small labels. Make your first test print on a blank piece of paper. If a clear grid was included in your package of labels, place this grid on top of your test page that was printed on the white paper. From here, you can see if your laser or ink jet print-out is aligned properly.

There are three adjustments shown on this screen. Printout is too high or too low. You can see from your test print if the margins need to be adjusted. Use this part of the wizard to adjust how your printer first starts the page. For example, moving printout down by 1/8" nudges all of your laser or ink jet print 1/8" lower on the pre-printed blank.

Printout is too far to the left or too far to the right. Again, your first test print will show if the margins need to be adjusted. Use this part of the Wizard to adjust how far left or right on the page your laser or ink jet print will first start.

Printout's text on the second row of labels is falling too far into the center of the label. Use the Label Creep buttons to adjust how far top or left on the page your laser or ink jet print will start.

Generally, there is no need to adjust the margin between labels.

Also see:

How Do I Change the Starting Position for the Label?