That would be some old printer paper! Before ink jet and laser printers, there was the DOT MATRIX PRINTER. The holes on either side of the paper allowed it to be fed through the printer and so printing was possible. It was referred to as tractor feed paper.
you can just not on all of them
The right margins appearance is "Ragged".
Ragged
Printer paper will fly farther than construction paper and newspaper. This is because the newspaper is to light, the construction paper is to heavy, printer paper is just right.
Margins
Yes, you can use printer paper in a typewriter. Make sure it is the right size and weight for your typewriter to avoid any jamming or tearing. Printer paper should work fine for most typewriters as long as it fits properly.
Fold the paper in half.
All margins in APA format are set at 1 inch.
Take all the paper from the printer.You can also open your printer's properties box by right- clicking on the printer icon., and the click on cancel all documents.
1/3 is right in the middle of the first and second holes also the eighth line down if using lined paper
If the print preview looks correct but the actual print is cut off or misaligned, try these troubleshooting steps: Check Paper Size & Settings In the print dialog, make sure the paper size matches what’s loaded in the printer. Go to Print > Properties and select the correct paper size (e.g., Letter, A4). Ensure scaling is set to Fit to Page or 100% (not too large). Verify Printer Margins Some printers have minimum margin requirements. Try setting the margins manually in your document (e.g., 0.25 inches on all sides). Check Printer Preferences Windows: Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printers. Right-click your printer (e.g., Lexmark CX725 or HP DeskJet 2652) and select Printing Preferences. Adjust scaling and alignment settings. Mac: Open System Preferences > Printers & Scanners. Select your printer and go to Print Settings. Update Printer Drivers Go to your printer manufacturer’s website and download the latest driver. For HP printers: HP Support For Lexmark printers: Lexmark Support Align & Calibrate Printer If using an inkjet printer, align the print head: HP Printers: Use HP Smart App or Printer Settings. Lexmark Printers: Use the Printer Control Panel. Try a Different App or File If printing from a PDF, try another PDF reader (Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Edge). If printing from a webpage, first save as PDF, then print.
The default in many programs is 1 1/5 inches on the top and 1 inch on the sides and bottom. However, check the style manual for your business, school or professor to be sure that you follow their standards. Some want 1 1/5 on the left so they can punch holes. Others want 1 inch on all sides, others don't care.