Print headers in 10.4.4

I'm glad to see that Tiger has included info headers and footers on prints. It's really handy when printing web pages.
My problem is that the header is half cutoff. I know it's probably because of my printer's minimum margin being too large. But, is there a way to reposition the header so that it completely prints on each page? There is no problem with the footer position.
Right now, Epson has no updated MacIntel drivers for my R200. Currently using v.4.4.
I recall in an older version of Internet Explorer there was a preference panel (OS 9, I believe) which gave options for header/footer content and such. I'm wondering if there is a similar preference (or something) in Tiger which would allow me to change the header/footer.
Thanks for any help you may be able to provide.
20" iMac Core Duo 2.0 Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.4) Epson Stylus Photo R200 Printer

What you probably need to do is go to Page Setup, select your printer rather than the default Any Printer, and then save that as default.
Header/footer content is governed by the browser you are using. Check the preferences and application-specific Print settings you have to see what can be controlled.

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