Remover Header/Footer Preset when printing from Safari

I just bought a MacBook Air and I've connected it to my wireless HP 8100 OfficeJet Printer. Anytime I print from safari it automatically prints the header and footer - how can I change this setting?

You can change it by unchecking the "Print Headers and Footers" box at the bottom when you do:
File > Print and click the "Show Details" box at the bottom.

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Hi,
I have a brand new iMac running Leopard which is connected via USB to an older HP All-in-one (PSC 2210). The only driver available is from Leopard (none is available on hp.com)
I can print documents (Word, Entourage, etc.) just fine. When I try to print from Safari (any website) it prints 5 blank pages, then part of the website, another blank page, a bit more of the site.
Below is the email from HP.
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Thanks,
Bruce
Hello Bruce,
Thank you for contacting HP Total Care.
There are no full feature drivers available for the Macintosh OS 10.5 that is compatible with the
PSC 2210 The engineers will not be creating any full feature drivers for the PSC 2210 due to the age of the printer. You should have print functionality because of the built in drivers, but
you will not have scanning functionality.
Printing from a Web browser, a software program used to access the Internet, is often problematic since most Web pages are designed to be viewed rather than printed. Getting a successful printout depends on the way the page was constructed and the settings within the Web browser. In most cases, these problems have nothing to do with the printer itself.
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Let me hazard a wild guess that you're using Outlook, formerly Hotmail, for email in your web browser.
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I want to remove the header and footer when printing from my mac, I can do this in the Page Setup on my PC but not on the Mac. I can do it each time I print but then it resets. How do I make a universal change?
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On wating for Adobe to fix this...
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