My screen image is off center

My screen image are slighly off the monitor and I can't find how to re-postion it. I just started with windows 7. What should I do?

The images position can be adjusted by using the buttons in lth lower right hand corner of the monitor itself.

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I am trying to print a jpg, centered on the page, to epson printer and the printed image is off center, does anyone have a sense about setting to check?

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Is the screen of T500 off-center?

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I saved my design as a jpeg and the image is off-center of a larger white frame

I created a document in Illustrator, as I have many times before. I save it as an AI file and I export it as a .jpeg for my use. When I open the .jpeg file, my 8X11 design appears to be in the right hand side of a larger page. The document is set up to be 8X11. Where does this white band on the left come from and how do I get rid of it? It does not show in the AI design.

Chipleen33 wrote:
The subsequent posts I showed the screenshot in AI...
Yes, but it's a screenshot of the JPEG reopened in AI; not the original Illustrator artwork prior to export. See?
Again, the questions in posts 1 and 2 asked about whether there is something unseen in your original Illustrator artwork prior to export (not the JPEG) which would have the effect of extending your exported JPEG's canvas, as has happened. With the original Illustrator artwork open, selecting all or viewing in Outline mode would help you detect the unseen object(s) and delete them, which would solve your problem.
You appear (according to the screenshot) to answer the question based on reopening the JPEG and concluding: "Yes, when I select all the whole thing is included..." Of course it is. It's a single image. By opening the JPEG instead of the original Illustrator artwork, you fouled the experiment. I was just pointing that out.

Screen is off center

I just got my macbook pro through fedex today
When i turned on my lovely new macbook pro, i noticed the viewable screen is slightly off center to the left.
I had mine upgraded to hi-res, and was wondering if everyone is having the same problem or if i should take it in for a replacement.

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My screen is off center

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Another tack that you may think worth trying: define a custom paper size that’s actually the standard letter size in dimensions but has zero (or very small) margins: you can save it as "Letter Borderless" or something. Then choose that size for your page setup. This might help convince Preview (or whatever other app) not to crop the image.
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...'Case anyone's interested.

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Ahh this is a huge help. This problem has been a thorn in my side for months. Thank you for the quick answer. Here is the list of my steps now...
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