How to print keynote letter size

I would like to print my Keynote file on an 11 x 8.5 sheet.
When I try to print, it only fills about a quarter of the page.
I don't see any page set-up option under the file menu, and I don't see any page scaling option in the print dialogue box.
How do I get it to print to fill a letter-size page?
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Keynote basically does pass thru printing based on your current print driver setings. If it is not printing properly it is most likely a setup feature with your printer or driver driver and not within Keynote.

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