Pdf Margins

Hi,
I am trying to use BIP to print 1099 forms. The generated output has a big upper margin which causes the address line not to appear in the envelope window.
I cropped the margin in the pdf template but was of no use. In an rtf template we could goto page setup and set the page margins . Can somebody tell me how to control page margins in a pdf template
thanks
Shri

There is a note on metalink (409204.1). They ask us to crop the final output and print. But this solution is difficult to implement as we print a lot of forms.

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