I have a document in which I need to create two different sets of footnotes
for different people. Is there a way to create two different sets (or types)
of footnotes in a document, and then during printing set an option to
specify which set of footnote to print?

A real low tech option. One set as footnotes, one set as endnotes, convert
them when necessary, then remove the endnotes after printing.

Not sure how you would handle two sets of numbers.

New path on that--keep a master document with both the endnotes and
footnotes. Do a Save As. Depending on who you are printing for, run a macro
(probably a simple find & replace) to delete all footnotes or delete all
endnotes. Go back to the master document, do a Save As, delete the opposite
for the other person. Convert the endnotes back to footnotes if it's really
important.

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