Hello:

I am with a not-for-profit organization.  The members have re-written 
the by-laws that need to be printed for first publication for approval.  
The form is to be in final form for the review.

I have read "Getting Started with Open Office" and "Open.Office.org 
2.0 Writer Guide" and am still feeling at awe.  Is there someone who 
give me some guidance on doing such.  In Styles I think is the best 
way.

There is to be a cover (page blank on back side, no numbering which 
is to start with first page), 

A declaration and reasoning.

Then starting on the right page and numbering of pages with 
indexing.

Article I Title I
Section 1 Title 1
wording
Section2 Title 2
wording
  A (a list)
  B
  C
Section 3 Title 3
wording

Article II Title II
Section 1 Title 1

etc

A ToC By both Article Title and Section Title, or just by Section Title
An index by selected words.

Further the printed output is to be on letter size (A4?) paper with four 
pages on the front and 4 on the back to be cut to size (about 4 1/4 * 5 
1/2  or about 11cm * 14 cm) with adequate margins, header (title) and 
footer (page #).  That is the front would be pages   1, 3, 5, 7 whilst the 
back would be 4, 2, 6, 8 to correspond with the front.

Can anyone help me?

 Chris

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