I have made a pdf that combines two separate books, basically appending the
FrameMaker files of a second book to the end of a first book, as I was
assigned to do. The books are printed separately but are companions to one
another. They have separate pagination styles.

Both have beginning sections that start with lowercase Roman numbering. Then
Arabic numbering is used. The first book ends with appendices (A-1, A-2,...;
B-1, B-2, ...). The first book has used a supplementation format each year
that involved adding "-A, -B," etc. to pages at the end of chapters
requiring it, so as not to interrupt the pagination to the point of needing
to reprint the whole book each year. Prior to this year the book was only
available in print form.

I reset the Acrobat pdf numbering to emulate the first book's page
numbering. I'm about to do the same for the second book, although it makes
me nervous to start over at "i, ii, iii,..., 1, 2, 3, 4, ..." after already
getting to page 715 in the first book. My question is:

Will having the second book's pagination set to emulate the way it actually
appears on the pages create any conflict problem in Acrobat for someone
paging through the book, given that many of the same page numbers appear
twice in the pdf in two different books (which are appended to one another)?

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