White border on one side of prints

No matter what I do, I cannot prevent my 7525 printer from printing a white border on only one side of a photo. It is always on the right hand side of the print. I have changed all the settings. Nothing seems to help. Has anyone seen this?

Hi,
Please use the following software to print, it shows WYSIWYG:
http://www.irfanview.com/main_download_engl.htm
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I have a lot of issues going on here. I'm sure that a lot of my problems are a result of my lack of understanding of file size and print resolution. I'm a newbie to printing with Lightroom, and, to be frank, a newbie to printing in general because I've never understood the terminology and technical aspects. (Reading articles about dpi, ppi, image size, and resolution is a VERY difficult undertaking. There is conflicting information, and it's hard to find someone who can explain it in easy to understand terms.)
I print at Costco, and I use their printer settings. As far as I can tell, the only way to embed the printer profile in an image is to print to file. What I would prefer is to save my image as a .jpg and upload it to Costco.
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And how is all this affected by resolution? If I choose 300 ppi how is that affected by whether an image is printed 5 x 7, 8 x 10, or 20 x 30.
Before using lighroom, I simply croppoed a photo, added the printer profile, saved it, and uploaded it. I do not understand why Lightroom is making me choose the paper size.
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I have just downloaded my Lightroom software to my new computer which runs Windows 7. I had lightroom on my old Vista computer and just had to change the border size to remove it from my pictures, however, for some reason it will not let me remove it anymore. When I try to adjust the border size it states it cannot be smaller than .2. Therefore, I have a white border around all my pictures I am printing. HELP! How do I get rid of this border. Thank you so much for the help.

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