JS> formatting, WordArt and so on.  If you want to put the date
JS> in use Insert (Menu),  Date & time...  but make sure the box
JS> is clicked next to "Insert as field".
I don't recommend this.  It makes a "live"  date field which changes 
everytime its printed.  I only find it useful for things like "printed on 
date/time".  For date in a letter or fax heading, its not very useful, if you 
will need to reference the document again.  We store all outgoing project 
correspondence electronically as well as in printed format.  The electronic 
documentation is useful for searching and we depend on the date being right.
Bob
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