Can I change the header on an Access query to give me a timestamp.

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I need to add a timestamp to a query printout. It would seem that a header or
footer would do just fine for this. I don't seem to be able to modify the
default header though.
Any suggestions?
 
No solution that I know of if you print the query directly, but it's easily
done if you create a report based on the query. Just add a text box to the
report footer with a Control Source property of =Now().
 

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