Path and filename in footer

If it is possible, how do I cause Acrobat 9 to report the current path and filename in the footer?
Thanks!

In a document-level JavaScript, add the following code, outside of a function definition:
// Code in document-level JavaScript
getField("PATH").value = path;
where "PATH" is the name of a read-only text field that you've added to the bottom of each page.

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