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Print Alignment Problem

I'm writing an application that prints cassette and cd labels. One major problem I'm running into is that I'm getting varied results on the alignment when data is sent to the printer. Shouldn't I be allowed to draw a line 50 points from the left and it come out 50 points from the left? Right now I am subtracting the hardmarginX and hardmarginY from the original value and it is very close but I still get about a 5 point difference between printers. Does anybody have something else that I should be looking at? I am wanting consistency among All printers!
Apr 28 '07 #1
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