Position of image to print

Before Photoshop Elements 10, when setting up to print, I was able to uncheck "center" and then I could drag the image anywhere I wanted on the printing surface. Now, there is a blue box that doesn't move and the image is cut off by the bounderies if you drag it away from center. I want to be able to drag the image anywhere I want on the paper and then print, like I used to be able to. How do I do that?

Barbara;
Thank you so much for sensing my loss and answering it. There are now 64 views at my post and probably most of them were thinking, "you dumb nut case, you can still drag it." Yes, I just simply tried to drag from the image and didn't try dragging the actual blue line! And I really depended on being able to drag my images around and was frustrated that I "couldn't."
Thanks!
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