Ok, couple things - multi post pages is for pages that are showing multiple posts, like the archives (and if you look at your archives, you will see your code - improperly displayed, but there). You need to put the code in FOOTER: Homepage if the home age is where your blog is showing up.
Second you can only use valid items. The %...% indicates one of the predefined variables so lets look at your line. You have
%Copyright ©
%current-year% %home% - All Rights Reserved
%|
but all the parts in reed are wrong. The %Copyright is indicating that this is a predefined variable, but it's not, you just want the word 'Copyright' so you have to loose the '%' So it should be
HTML Code:
Copyright ©
Next we come to %current-year% - again this is not a defined variable, but you can get the year by using %date(...)% and if you just use the 'Y' option, you will get '2010' so the line should now be
HTML Code:
Copyright © %date(Y)%
now I assume that when you coded %home% you were looking for a link to the home page, and you can add that in as a normal link (ie <a....>home</a>) so in your case the line would now look like
HTML Code:
Copyright © %date(Y)% <a href="http://www.arthritis-alternatives.com/" title="Arthritis Alternatives">Home</a>
and all that is left is adding in the literals at the end to get
HTML Code:
Copyright © %date(Y)% <a href="http://www.arthritis-alternatives.com/" title="Arthritis Alternatives">Home</a> - All Rights Reserved