Hi dbunhook,

If you're using the field coding from my Date Calc 'tutorial', at:
http://www.wopr.com/cgi-bin/w3t/showthreaded.pl?Number=249902
the simplest way to get the date to update on each page in the header would
be to put a field like the one under the heading 'Calculate a day, date,
month and year, using n (301) days delay' into your document's header and
change the line {SET Delay 310} to {SET Delay {={PAGE}-1}}.

To post your field coding as plain text, you can convert it with the
following macro:

Sub FieldCodeToString()
' Note: Needs MS Forms Object Library Reference to Work. See vba
Tools|References.
   Dim Fieldstring As String, NewString As String, CurrChar As String
   Dim CurrSetting As Boolean, fcDisplay As Object
   Dim MyData As DataObject, X As Integer
   NewString = ""
   Set fcDisplay = ActiveWindow.View
   Application.ScreenUpdating = False
   CurrSetting = fcDisplay.ShowFieldCodes
   If CurrSetting <> True Then fcDisplay.ShowFieldCodes = True
   Fieldstring = Selection.Text
   For X = 1 To Len(Fieldstring)
       CurrChar = Mid(Fieldstring, X, 1)
       Select Case CurrChar
           Case Chr(19)
               CurrChar = "{"
           Case Chr(21)
               CurrChar = "}"
           Case Else
       End Select
       NewString = NewString + CurrChar
   Next X
   Set MyData = New DataObject
   MyData.SetText NewString
   MyData.PutInClipboard
   fcDisplay.ShowFieldCodes = CurrSetting
End Sub

Cheers