Adjusting margins when printing Tables

I want to reduce the margin size so I can maximize the size of my table when I print. How do I do that?

I just tried to print a table from Numbers and was provided with a Print Setup menu after selecting File > Print where I could change the margins, as shown below. Do you not get this same menu?

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        double pageSpUsedY = pageFormat.getImageableY();
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        System.out.print ("area usabile X = " + pageSpUsedX);
        System.out.println(" ; area usabile Y = " + pageSpUsedY);
        System.out.print("area usabile larghezza = " + pageSpUsedWidth);
        System.out.println(" ; area usabile altezza = " + pageSpUsedHeight);
        g2.drawString("x as", (float)pageSpUsedX                         , (float)pageSpUsedY);
        g2.drawString("x ad", (float)pageSpUsedX + (float)pageSpUsedWidth, (float)pageSpUsedY);
        g2.drawString("x bs", (float)pageSpUsedX                         , (float)pageSpUsedY + (float)pageSpUsedHeight);
        g2.drawString("x bd", (float)pageSpUsedX+ (float)pageSpUsedWidth , (float)pageSpUsedY + (float)pageSpUsedHeight);
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    }But the result is not what I expected to be....
I am working at a program that have to print 'something' on paper's labels
placed in a normal sheet format A4.
and for this purpose it is very important to have the contrlo where the letters are wrote..
I don't know what it is wrong and I need some help..
thank you in advance..
regards
tomyMrsangelo

hi Andre,
thank you to answering me,
I tried with your code but still I have not the control that I would have printing.
Perhaps I misunderstand the role and the means of the parameters used for set the printable
area.......
For example.. when I set the margins in this way:
MediaPrintableArea area = new MediaPrintableArea(10, 10, 170, 255, MediaPrintableArea.MM);
I expect to have one area printable with the shape of a rectangle that, on a sheet of
paper A4 format, begin in the corner up to left in the point (5, 10) and have a horizontal size
of 180 millimeters and a vertical size of 265 millimeters.
But this is not happen..., I measured the horizontal side in 150 millimeters (instead 170) and
the vertical size in 248 millimeters (instead 255)....
Measuring the coords of the corner on top to left, I got (5, 13) and not (10, 10).
.....I tried with other values of parameters and never I got the exact values that I expected to have.
Having to print labels glued on a paper sheet - A4 format,
*I need to be sure that when the statement
g2.drawString("x", 0, 0);
is executed
The character x is wrote, on the paper, at the point 10, 10. *
Perhaps
g2.drawString("+", 0, 0);
is not the right operation to get this target..... ????
Regards
tonyMrsangelo

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Figure : The slot on the front of Tray 1
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Figure : Pull out the input tray
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Figure : Lift the printer off Tray 2
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Figure : Locate the pick roller
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Figure : The pick roller in its normal position
Figure : The rubber part of the pick roller
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Figure : The pick roller in its original position
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