Manually Setting x- and y-offsets

Question

I work in the IT department for a health system and every night after the business office closes, we are the ones who print of the claims and bills. Right now we do this using a HP LaserJet 4300n because it allows us to manually set the x- and y-offsets of each drawer. This way we can line the pages up with the two different government forms we print on. Now, the LJ 4300n is a very old printer model and we're now playing Dr. Frankenstein and trying to create some monster that will at least continue printing, but we have a ton of issues because everything is so old and worn out. The problem is, we can't find any newer printers with the option of manually setting the x- and y-offsets for each drawer (individually) like you can with the LJ 4300n model. Does anyone know of any printer that will allow this type of configuration? If not a printer, maybe a software that allows me to set the offsets prior to printing? Keep in mind, we're printing text files from a medical application, so the software would have to modify the printer, not the file.

Answer 1

I'd imagine that quite a few of the recent and current printer models intended for departmental use would include this degree of configuration. For example, from the User Guide manual for the LaserJet  Pro 300/400 M351/M451 models (these are colour, not monochrome devices):  My LaserJet  Pro 400 Colour MFP M475dn model (MFP equivalent of M451) does indeed have these items on the referenced menu (although they don't appear to be exposed via the equivalent Embedded Web Server interface).