Centering the image on 4x6 paper.

Still trying to print an image on 4x6 paper with a border and I cannot center the image. It makes no difference if I hit the "center" button.
I've gotten the latest Epson drivers for my MAC (Lion).
Also makes no difference if I "crop to fit", or not.
The image and borders look fine on the computer screen, but will not print what the screen shows.
Anybody have any ideas?
Richard

I did that; makes no difference. Still gives me no border on top, and 3 differenrt size borders on the other 3 sides. Makes no difference if I click "center" or not.
It looks perfect on the computer screen when I "center" it, but it doesn't print the way the screen show.
It also makes no difference if I click "crop to fit" or not.
I'm using PSE 9, on Lion MAC, with Epson 1280 printer.
It seems like the most basic thing that a PSE program should do is to center a print. In the past I've used this same printer with Photoshop, and no problem.

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