Hi Holcombejt,
Thank you for using the Support Forum. Please take a look at the article on printing labels and also read the article regarding Image cutoffs at edge to see what adjustments may help with you situation. If this does not help please consider contacting your local support centre. .
I am in the process of developing a tool in Excel that prints out Hazardous Material Labels from blank labels. I have everything working great except 1 thing. There is a text line at the very bottom edge of the DOT Label for constituent listing. Since the printer forces a tiny margin, that block of text will not correctly align with the bottom of the label.
I am currently using the setting of A5 both in excel and on the printer itself with a label inserted sideways (and upside down) into Tray 5 bypass. I experimented with a lot of paper size settings to even get the printer to accept the label as A5 as most of the other paper settings produces a wrong paper size error. The label backing paper is 189mm x 142mm with the actual label being 165mm x 141mm.
Is there a paper setting I can trick the printer into accepting that will allow me to adjust the printed lines into all blank areas of the label including the very bottom of the label? (Like a larger paper size that it won't kick back as incorrect)
Here is a link to a Universal Waste Label to visualize the bottom blank line I am trying to fill:
https://www.labelmaster.com/shop/universal-waste-label-lm--207896