Brian and all,
I expect that the technique of creating a Style for each sheet will work. As
it was this afternoon I didn't have the moxo to work through the Edit Styles
dialogs.
You asked what my clumsy workaround was: OK, with some shyness... but it got
the job done by 3 pm!
Select Sheet1 with an already defined Print Area. Check or make the Format
Page | Footer specify <Footer1>. Print! In my case I printed to PDF. PDF
looks good; save it as Sheet1.PDF
Now, the dufus: Return to the ODS; select Sheet2. Go to Format Page | Footer
and change the text to <Footer2>. Now again print to PDF. This will create
Sheet2.PDF. Looks good.
Now, paying the monthly Adobe "Cloud" subscription I have available the
"Combine Pages" functionality. Specify "Combine"; navigate and select the 2
PDF from above. Combine and it creates a "Binder1.PDF". Examine, close,
rename as desired.
Next month I will be asked to again update and publish this contact list. I
will work with page styles first.
David
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