File>Print (shortcut: Control-P) will print the current buffer. By default, the printed output will have syntax highlighting, and each page will have a header with the file name, and a footer with the current date/time and page number. The appearance of printed output can be customized in the Printing pane of the Utilities>Global Options dialog box. The following settings can be changed:
The font to use when printing
If a header with the file name should be printed on each page.
If a footer with the page number and current date should be printed on each page.
If line numbers should be printed.
If the output should be colored according to the current mode's syntax highlighting rules (might look bad on gray-scale printers); otherwise, only syntax styles will be applied.
The tab size to use when printing - this will usually be less than the text area tab size, to conserve space in the printed output.