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Exclamation I print reports that are landscape

I print on an HP Laserjet 5si and HP 8000 Laserjet. We print reports in landscape and when the reports are printed the font size is too big and some of the report is cut off. Is there any other options that I could try to use to correct this. The printers are set up correctly. I just need to know the commands needed to change the size of these reports. We use HP JetDirect and DCCStat for monitoring.
 

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