HP 1610 large bottom margin

I am switching from Windows XP to MAC OS X 10.6.2 . I am using a HP 1610 printer. I used this printer on Windows for years. I have the following issue with MAC when printing to this printer. The bottom margin of the A4 pagesize (portrait orientation) is 14,3 mm with MAC and I can never print in the bottom 14,3mm of the page. However with Windows I do not have this restriction. with Windows the bottom margin is smaller (around 4mm from the bottom ). The HP documentation (wich I got with the printer) says that the bottom is 6,7 mm. So there is an wrong definition of the pagesize for HP1600 somewhere in the MAC software ( MAC OS X ou HP Driver..)
How can I fix this issue ??

Please note that the computers Apple makes are "Macs" (not all uppercase). MAC (all uppercase) refers to a network term meaning Media Access Control. As for your problem, go to hp.com and verify that your printer is supported under Snow Leopard and if it is, download and install the latest driver. If that doesn't help, try contacting HP's tech support via their web site for assistance.

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