500 pts. Making text field show 2 weeks ahead of current date

Hello,

I have a text field in an acrobat 6 file called "today" and I want it to show 2 weeks ahead of the current date in MM/DD/YYYY format. Below is a solution given to me by khkremer. Can anyone add to this answer or give me another solution?

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select the Form tool: "Tools>Advanced Editing>Forms>Text Field Tool" and draw a rectangle on your PDF document. This will bring up the preference dialog for this form field. Select the "General" Tab and specify "Today" as the field name. Look around on the UI, select all the tabs, but you don't need to make any more changes here. Close the dialog. Select "Advanced>JavaScript>Document JavaScript". Give the script a name (e.g. "OnOpen") and click on the "Add" button. Replace the complete function stub with this line:

this.getField("Today").value = "today's date";

Save the file, close it and reopen it. YOu will now have the string "today's date" in your field. This information plus the first link that I provided should get you started with adding date information to your documents. You can have multiple fields with the same name. This will then add the date to all of these in one operation.
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Here is the link khkremer  made reference to, though I cannot make heads or tails of it.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21003596/Acrobat-custom-calculation-javascript-date-difference.html

Your help on this is greatly apprieciated!

coma12