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How to Put Headers and Footers in Notebooks

Mathematica notebooks can have headers and footers that are displayed when the notebook is printed but hidden when it's onscreen. Headers and footers can contain fixed text or dynamic objects such as page numbers and dates or even arbitrary dynamic Mathematica expressions. Learn more in this "How to" screencast.

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Mathematica notebooks can have headers and footers that are displayed when the notebook is printed but hidden when it's onscreen. Headers and footers can contain fixed text or dynamic objects ...