Printing current date and time on each page

I'm often printing several versions of a document (e.g. a paper in progress). To keep track of the printouts I would like to print the date and time of printing onto each page, regardless of which application I'm using (although it would be okay if it works for PDF files only, if it happens automatically). I have seen Windows printer drivers including this feature, but haven't found any settings here (e.g., Canon iR3225) nor any hidden-CUPS-feature-I-could-activate-in-the-config-file.
Any ideas? Some sort of preprocessing I could inject into cups?

I agree with Greg. I had a quick look through the cups settings and could not see what you want. The closest thing would be a cover page, which you can also do via the standard print dialog.
And checking the iR32xx series printer driver on Windows 7, there is no feature to print the date/time within the driver. So as Greg has mentioned your reference to Windows having this feature must be via an application rather than a driver setting.

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