How can I print the Image Alignment Guide Sheet?

Hi All,
I'm working with a Canon C850 and have been for about a year and a half now. I'm loving everything we do with it and its a huge step up from the old Ricoh office machine we had used as a production machine in the past. My one issue is with front to back alignment. I'm continuously adjusting files and wasting prints and time to get this done right. I'm looking for the image alignment guide sheet to print so that I can adjust the paper stocks properly. Is this a file that anyone would be able to share with me? I will also be reaching out to our dealer on this as well but I figured I'd ask here as well. I've included a copy of the manual's information about this alignment below and I've bolded and italicized the little bit of information I can find.
Thanks in advance.

 

My technician got me the file from Canon's support site. If anyone else needs this please let me know.
Thank you.

 

We struggle with proper backup daily on out 8000. We normally use the X/Y section to move 1 side to fit. We have used a version of the file posted above for our model. That lasts a week or so.
Also another huge issue we have is with a 24 up business card template. From lead edge to tail on the 18" we come up 1/16" short on the trim. Cannon passed the buck a few months blaming the cutter, pre press etc.. till 1 tech finally told us it was a issue with the fiery rip. We have to enlarge the document slightly. Still struggle for a 100% solid fix. I can and have used the same templates for years on our indigo with no size issues. They had no solid answer for that one!

 

From the touch screen panel, lick the Fiery button (if you have a fiery controller)
Then i believe it's "tools" - "tray alignment"

You can also adjust the duplex registration from your paper catalog, this will be media specific however.

Lastly, in the adjustment panel, there's also a duplex adjustment feature.

 

Hey, I didn't know if you would see this, but thought I would take a shot. Can I get this file from you? For the image alignment with using the scanner.
By the way, did this work for you?