Adobe 8 & Printing leading zeros

Good afternoon,
I'm pretty new at creating forms and I need to have a field formatted to print the leading zero on our Loan ID (ie Load # 01) that is required for our imaging system to index correctly.  Can anyone please point me in the right direction for doing this ?  I have searched the knowledge base for help and found a couple of entries, but I'm unsure how to use the information.  Thank you.

I think that was one of the solutions that I found out there, but I have never used java scripting and do not know the correct syntax for it.  I tried to google the util.printf() and RegExp but could not find an example of how to print the zeros and not eliminate them.  Thank you for responding.
Mildred

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