Remove the header and footer from printed pages

How to remove the header and footer information that browsers add to printed pages

Most browsers add a header and footer automatically to every page they print. You can remove these to give your documents a cleaner, more professional look. Each browser has a different way to remove these: Google Chrome 1- Click the "Print" button to bring up the print preview screen 2- Click the "More settings" section to expand the options 3- Disable the checkmark on "Headers and footers" Firefox 1- From the menu in the top left corner of your browser, choose "File", then "Page setup.." 2- Go to the second tab called "Margins & Header / Footer" 3- In the drop down lists choose "--blank--" for all the items you don't want printed. Microsoft Internet Explorer Select Print > Page Setup from the gear menu in the upper, right corner of the Internet Explorer window. Remove any text in the "Header" and "Footer" fields: In general, you need to uncheck the option in the browser's print window for the headers and footers.
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