Printing address label using Print Shop 2 program

Hello, I have a iMac ox 10.6.8 and have been printing address labels. The problem is the image and address do not align "CENTERED" when printing. The image/address are either Higher on the label or lower on the label. There not an even border within the label. Got any ideas as how I can fix this?
Darryl (Personal information removed)

Hi @Macdog64,
Welcome to the HP Forums!
I understand that the image and address do not align "CENTERED" when printing on Avery Labels 8160 when using your HP Deskjet 6540. I am happy to help you with this printing issue!
Please see this guide, Formatting & Printing Tips, through the Avery website.
Otherwise, I would recommend contacting Avery Support. Help Center | Avery, as they may have some different software/drivers that you can use.
Best of luck!
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