Printer keeps f-ing up

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Every time I try to use Access to print mailing labels, either it starts
printing at the top of the page (ignores margins) or it prints crookedly.
Printing on regular paper works fine. It's just the labels themselves that
get screwed up. This also tends to happen on other programs using business
cards. What the heck is going on?
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