HELP: tile printing without borders?

Hi,
I'm trying to print out a research poster designed at 4.5 feet by 5 feet, and I want to have it tiled onto single 11inches by 8 inches paper. However, I can't find a way to get rid of the borders that is around each page after tiling - it's white space surrounds each sheet. Is there anyway to get ride of this border?
I've attached a sample picture below. The boarder I am referring to is the white space surrounding the picture.
Thanks alot for your help!!

I think I'm seeing tile registration marks printing in that white space. These are 100% normal and are added to allow you to trim and align the tiles. When you print tiles, there is normally some overlap so you have some glue surface rather than trying to butt two cut edges together. This, coupled with the marks, takes space and pushes the number of tiles required beyond a simple grid. You can change the overlap to 0, but as far as I know you can't remove the marks, so even on a borderless printer they will leave a small white border. When you print tiles you should expect to trim.

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