Left Margin for SAP Printer

Hi all,
one of our printer is printing with left margin 45mm. how can i reduce this margin to 15mm.
i tried to put negative value in "Horizontal move" under output attributes in SPAD, but seems it does not work.
please provide me the solution as it is very very urgent
thanks in advance.
Regards
Aijaz

lol thank you....but not helpful. I have one. All it says is first line should be flush with left margin and subsequent lines are indented. Already knew that. And with any other system other than MAC I could just click a box that says hanging line but since I have to input the amount myself in this pages system it makes it more difficult.

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