Printing-Why is printed pic cropped smaller than actual pic?

Regardless of paper size/print size selected, every pic I select to print seems to zoom in and cut off the edge when printing. Looks like I zoomed in for the print but I did not. Any help on how to get the print to match what I see on the screen? Thanks.

Sorry if I'm not getting this. My pictures are downloaded from the camera into iPhoto. In iPhoto, I see the entire picture, I then select a photo, print to a 4x6 borderless, and the printed picture has now cut off edges compared to how the picture looks in iPhoto.
One More Time
Try selecting the photo and clicking print, select the printer, paper size and print size and click customize and right click on the preview and select fit to frame - now you should see all of the photo in the preview and the print should have everything
Alternatively you can crop the photo to the print size and print
Obviously if the photos and the print size are different something has to give -
LN

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