I'm trying to print from Google Docs and even though my left margin is set to be 1, I'm getting a 1.25 margin.  If I change the margin to 0.75, I get a 1 margin.  This happens on both my Dell XPS Windows 10 computer (using Chrome) and my Dell Chromebook.  I did recently change printers, and it used to work using my older printer, but I've checked every print setting on the new one and it all seems fine.  Also, if I print documents from outside Google Docs (LibreOffice, for example), I get the margins I expect.  Downloading a Google Doc as a PDF and trying to print results in the same behavior -- a margin that's 0.25 larger than I expect -- on both computers.To double check my work, I just tried the following with a new Google Drive document -- margins are set to be 1 inch all around.Print doc directly from Drive using Chromebook:  margins are 1.25Print doc directly  from Drive using Win10 computer:  margins are 1.25Save doc as a PDF on Chromebook, then print:  margins are 1.25Save doc as a PDF on Win10 computer, then print:  margins are 1.25Save doc as Word .docx on Win10 computer, then print from LibreOffice:  margins are 1 -- success, but why?I've checked all other settings and they seem ok -- letter (8.5x11) everywhere I look.  The margins visually appear to be set to 1 everywhere as well -- it's only upon printing that they change.Can't figure out if this is something with Drive documents or my printer... 
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