How can I change the font size on IE6 headers/footers?

Just for laughs I tried: "Tools\Folder Options\File Types\HTM Document"
-Advanced
-Print
-Edit
And that's as far as I got!
I'd appreciate any ideas you might have on the matter.

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> How can I change the font size on IE6 headers/footers?
>
> Just for laughs I tried: "Tools\Folder Options\File Types\HTM Document"
> -Advanced
> -Print
> -Edit
> And that's as far as I got!
> I'd appreciate any ideas you might have on the matter.

AFAIK you can't.

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You can, indeed. The reason I've been scouring heaven and earth these past
few nights is that I have right here with me a document I printed where the
Headers and Footers are just right.
The text is Palatino Linotype 9 and the H&F's are PL 10, just a bit over the
text size. However, usually and now, and even if I print the same document
again, bud, the text remains the same but both H&F's are grossly oversized.
I'm wondering if this is just a problem that I, and some other people have,
or if it's a generalized thing, but nobody seems to be bothered by it. I
didn't care either until I saw it could be done, as I was staring at a copy
I'd done somehow.
Maybe it's to do with IE6, maybe some clever engineer decided to set the
font size for H&F's to print 3pts. above the text font size, as an
improvement!
Desperately Seeking.