Footnote repetition handling

Regarding footnote styles, how are separate citations of the same book handled? Will each footnote be able to cite different pages?

Example:

1. Jiminy Cricket, Walt Disney: The Unauthorized Biography (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1955) 78.

4. Jiminy Cricket, Walt Disney: The Unauthorized Biography (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1955) 112.

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Will the footnotes automatically substitute "Ibid." for an identical previous entry, and "Id. at" (Idem) for the citation of a different page of the previous publication?

Example:

1. Forrest Gump, The Deconstruction of Camus' Existentialist Archtypes within the Social Framework of Post-Modern Dairy Farming Communes (San Francisco: Random House Publishing 1977) 24.

2. Ibid.

3. Id. at 88.

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Will subsequent, yet non-sequential, citation footnotes be reduced to the author's last name and page number? [Note: This gets tricky when the author has more than one publication; I forget how this is resolved.]

Example:

1. Jesse James, Modern Anglo-Saxon Electronics (London: Double Tree Publishing, 1982) 73.

2. Buckminster Fuller, Miracle on Ice: The Tony Danza Story (Chicago: Knopf Company, 1974) 188.

3. James, 121.