Printing Wrong size picture

I have Photoshop Elements 10 and my printer has started printing my 8x10 as a 7x10. Anyone else experience this?

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Sorry to hear you are having problems printing.
What model of printer do you have and what device/operating system are you using to print?
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HP 2570 Photosmart
Running windows XP
No messages
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I tried this question in the Home and Network printing forum, and after 4 days, not one person has replied, much less had an answer.
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I have a printer HP Photosmart 5520.
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