Inserting current pathname and filename into Pages documents?????

Question

Pages help explicitly says you can put "filenames" and "pathnames" into formatted text fields just as you can put in page numbers and the date. It does NOT tell you how to do this!!! What do I type so that my current pathname appears in pages? Or the current filename of my document?? I am trying to create a template so that filename, pathname, date, and number of pages always appears in the header.

Answer 1

Well, it is possible to automatically insert the document's filename into the header as I routinely do it in (dare I say) Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel. I write many documents long and short. For each of them I start with the same template, one that includes the filename and the date "last saved" in the header.
Those who have an ironclad hierarchy where every file is unambiguously filed into one folder might easily be able to retrieve every file. For me, it is very useful to know the filename of the document I am searching for (as it is on my hardcopy) and to know that it is "sept-mon-rpt-final" and not "sept-mon-rpt-mikes-edits". As my example suggests, the greatest utility of this is for version control.
I do not want to type my filename into every draft document, I want them to insert themselves in the header in the same manner that Pages inserts the current date. This information, filename and pathname, is in the Mac system. Indeed, there is a reference to it in the Pages documentation.
In Pages'08 Help - the page titled: "Working with Document Parts" under "using Headers and Footers" it says, "Add headers and footers to give your documents page-by-page identity by showing the date and time, page number, or filename and pathname."
When you click on the link that says "Using Headers and Footers" you are taken to that page, where it says, "you can put your own text or graphics in a header or footer, and you can use formatted text fields. Formatted text fields allow you to insert text that is automatically updated. For example, inserting the date field shows the current date whenever you open the document. Similarly, page number fields keep track of page numbers as you add or delete pages."
After this you hit a dead end.