Save Header/Footer & Print Settings

I've created a template in MS Project 2013. I want to have settings saved for future print options so I don't have to go through the entire process each time.
What I want done:
-Added logo from file, resized to fit and view properly
-Change the text of the header from default to the Project Name and Last Saved Date
-Adjust legend to remove unused icons
-Change footer to include who prepared the schedule and when
-Change footer to add total page number and align to right
After I have gone through this process and saved the template how I want it to look, I reopen and all of these settings are gone. I'm not sure if I missed something along the way, or these settings would require some sort of macro to make the adjustments
each time. I want to set up certain views so they are print ready based on my custom settings becoming the new default, rather than the software settings defaults that were preset.
Any ideas on how to move forward?
Thanks in advance.

Tim,
First of all do you have SP1 installed? If not, install it. I don't see anything listed in the updates since SP1 so that probably isn't important but SP1 is important.
When you set parameters in Page Setup they are saved with the file, including when a file is saved as a template. I did a quick test, (using Project 2010), and did a Save As to a Project template directly from the Print window (i.e. after I adjusted page
setup settings). I closed and re-opened the template file and all the customized page setup settings were present. Project 2010 and Project 2013 should operate that same way.
John

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