Print alv and cut margins of paper.

Hello experts,
When i print alv in 'EN' log on in format "X_65_200" FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, IT IS O.K.
But when i was print alv in 'HE' log on in format "X_65_200" FROM RIGHT TO LEFT , it is small writing and the margins
of paper in right side was cut.
What can be the problem?
Thanks for the help,
Avi.

Hello,
What it is mean?
When i choose another format it is too big and no all column exist in my print paper.
What can be the solution to this problem?
Thanks for the help,
Avi.

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