Hal,
I have the very same printer, which should not require any modifications to make the printout fit the MGOent. output. Also make sure you are running your print tests on plain paper prior to using purchased MGOent. paper. Let's remove the settings and start over by doing the following:
Click Start..Run and type in REGEDIT
Expand HKEY_CURRENT_USERS
Expand SOFTWARE
Expand VB and VBA Program Settings
You'll see several Logbook Pro entries, approximately two. Right click on each and choose DELETE to delete all Logbook Pro entries
Close the Registry editor
Start Logbook Pro. Do not do any export to Adobe Acrobat. With the 2200 printer, you should be able to print exactly per the factory default settings.
If it's not lining up properly, when you run the report, click the SAVE icon on the sub-toolbar and save the report to a .RDF file and e-mail it to me.