Page numbering isn't much of problem since Flare's GUI allows you to set the page numbering. However, finding the secret sauce for continuing Chapter, Table, and Figure numbering can be quite a challenge at times. I stumbled onto a way to do this however. In fact, after I finished, I realized this could have been done another way as well, so I'll share both.
[*]Use the Global number label with your auto numbers. I used GT: for Table, GF: for figure, and GC: for Chapter.[/*]
[*]Use the {N+} numbering with each item.[/*]
[*]Create three new span classes. I used table_number, figure_number, and chapter_number[/*]
[*]Set the auto number for each of these three span classes to: GT/GF/GC:{ =N}, where =N will be the number you want the next PDF to start with. [/*]
[*]Create the first PDF. [/*]
[*]Write down the last page number, figure number, table number, and chapter number. [/*]
[*]Set the page number in your TOC properties for the second PDF [/*]
[*]Open the first topic[/*]
[*]Change to the HTML code view and inside the <head> tag put the following:[/*]
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<span class="table_number" MadCap:autonum=""> </span>
<span class="figure_number" MadCap:autonum=""> </span>
<span class="chapter_number" MadCap:autonum=""> </span>[*]Build your PDF.[/*]
Now, one other thing that could have been done (I think) is to simply use the span on the first chapter item, table item, and figure instead of putting the spans inside the <head> tag.
Wayne