If you have office, go to MS office website and find the invoices they
have for free download. Or I can send you a few to look at if you like.
hit me off list at csr684  at  yahoo  dot  com I have a bunch that are
easy to use in Word.

If you want to easily create and print invoices please check out
Invoiceplace - http://www.invoiceplace.com

Use Invoiceplace to quickly and easily create invoices, quotes and
receipts that print as Word of PDF documents. It is built especially
for contractors, consultants, freelancers, home-based and small
businesses.

Thank you.

Regards,
Scott

If you want 'cheap' *and* you want to keep track of customers, parts,
cashflow, etc, you may want to check out the "Small Business" version
of software at autosoftonline.com

I am trying it now.  I got it for $35 on ebay where the guy also sells
his product.  The obvious drawbacks are that this version is limited
(not so bad though), there is very little help to be had, and the
documentation is rendered in less than perfect english.  The creator is
hispanic FYI.  It really is a good deal if you have a few hours to sort
through the program and figure it out for yourself.  He has even
included a make and model database for easier vehicle entry -- in
drilldown menu format.

I'm not a shill, but just wanted to share my experience with this
decent, low cost software product that is a great alternative to the
$500+ 'real' invoicing packages designed for 'real' repair shops.

BTW, I was using Microsoft Money 2000 Business and Personal for the
last 6 years; I found it difficult to deal with.  The invoice designer
was buggy and line item data entry just sucked.  It was about $80 new.

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