I prefer not to have the footer indicating the website a page came from, and I had it set that way, but now, on another printer I'm using, the headers & footers are coming out printed... I know there is a setting for taking that out, but I can't figure out where... can someone please tell me? I'm using XP PRO 2003
TIA!

In Internet Explorer click File > Page Setup. You can delete the info in the footer field. Write the string down or save it in a text document in case you ever want to put it back.

Alan, you're awesome! Thanks!

Yeah, this is useful 'cause IE doesn't give you an option to restore the default settings.

or if you are using Netscape (and I guess other mozilla flavors)


Open up netscape and go to whatever you wanted to print


then

File>>>
>>>Print Preview

There is a button for "page setup"

then click on the "margins & Headers/footer" tab

and in the headers and footers box, you can choose what you want printed.

This is the one feature IE is lacking.

For your future reference:

&w Window title
&u Page address (URL)
&d Date in short format specified by Regional Settings in Control Panel
&D Date in long format specified by Regional Settings in Control Panel
&t Time in the format specified by Regional Settings in Control Panel
&T Time in 24-hour format
&p Current page number
&P Total number of pages
&& A single ampersand (&)
&b The text immediately following these characters as centered
&b&b The text immediately following the first "&b" as centered, and the text following the second "&b" as right-justified

Thanks kevie I've always meant to look for a list like that but never did.

I don't think that was a stupid question at all, Monga. I got some great information from this thread.

Thanks to kevie for posting what all of those things mean.