Right margin cut off

When I print anything on my HP Officejet 8600, the printing is off the page on the right side. Does anyone know how to fix this? I have shut everything down, unplugged the printer,etc. and nothing works.

Hi peggyborski,
An alignment may stop the printing from being off the page on the right side. Please complete the steps below;
Align the All-in-One from the product control panel
Follow these steps to align the product from the product control panel.
On the product control panel, touch the Right Arrow ( ).
Touch Setup ( ).
Touch Tools , and then touch Align Printhead . The product performs an alignment and prints an alignment page.
Touch OK to return to the home screen.
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Please let me know if this resolves the issue.
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To the WebMaster's of oracle.com
I' still like to print out information from your web site about hot topics (like your recent articles about BPEL), so a long flight will get more interesting..
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