David Wolfson wrote:
> My first response was 'really! the date gets put in anyway?' Then I tried
> the ERT you suggested and suddenly I get two dates... For now that's
> perfect, but I have a horrible feeling I'll be trawling the archives to
> find out how to get rid of it soon!
>
> Thanks for guidance on my first foray into ERT,
>
On top of your document you can put that in ERT
\pagestyle{myheadings}
\markright{\jobname, le \today{}}
The first line tell latex that you want homemade headings.
The second line creates a header on each right page
and choose headings in Format->documents
That will print in the header, the name of your file and the date
Buying a introductory book for LaTeX is a good investment, especially if you
have deadlines.
Cheers,
Charles
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