Hmmm... which version are you running? In 2007, I don't get the date at the
bottom of the page, but I do get other options. I wonder if the change needs
to be made in the same place.... I don't know how to change the footer to
something other than one of the pre-programmed options, I can help you in
one way: I can tell you how to turn it off or to select a different option.
Go to File--> Print Preview. On the right hand side of the window, you will
see a number of print setup options. The second to the last one is a drop
down list for your footer options. The last item on the list is None. That
is the one I tend to use...
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[Quoted Text] > When I use a template made from a previously composed page, and print
> out the results, Onenote automatically inserts a footer that contains
> the page number and the wrong date. The date, actually is that of the
> page from which the template was made.
>
> How do I control the details of the footer--and, especially, of such
> auto-generated items as the printing date--not to mention (as another
> forum member did) the ability to control a footer's typeface?
>
> I find that Onenote, despite being the best program Micros**t ever
> bought and is selling under its own name, is woefully short on Help
> information. If I search for "Footer," "Footers," "Header," or
> "Headers" in Onenote's Help facility, I get no or meaningless hits.
> This is true whether I use "Help" built into the program or in MS
> online. (Of course, MS provides no printed manual, in keeping with its
> policy to keep its customers ignorant.)
> --Fred Powledge
>
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