[Bug 143822] Unconfigurable print headers

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------- Comment #3 from Paul Sobolik  2008-01-05 17:38 UTC -------
The attached patch includes the following changes. 

The page setup dialog matches the suggested layout. I didn't change the
highlight of the "Print syntax highlighting" text, though, because the "s" is
already being used by "Do not split words...". 

The page header and footer field options are, "-- blank --", "File path/name",
"File name", "MIME type", "Page # of #" and "Date/Time".

The preference manager includes a new enum to model the field options. New code
translates between the enum values and their string representations, and
provides functions for getting and setting the new values.

New code in the page setup dialog links the new user interface elements to the
preference manager.

The print routines examine the settings in the preference manager and set the
header and footer field values appropriately.

Note that the length of the file path and name is still limited to 60
characters, so it is possible for that field (and others, which aren't limited
in length at all) to overlap others. I decided this was an issue for the user
to deal with. 

I also modified the source for the schema to reflect these changes, although
I'm not really sure what that's all about.


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