<html> <head> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; = charset=us-ascii"> <meta name=Generator content="Microsoft Word 10 (filtered)"> <style>  </style> </head> <body lang=EN-US link=blue vlink=purple> <div class=Section1>     Hi Terry, I've designed my own 8x11 invoices on Microsoft Publisher.  It has gradually evolved from something with a logo and a few lines into what I currently use.  It is a receipt, and it doubles as an evaluation = form.  On it are listed most of the items that may concern a technician = on a service call:  pitch/tuning, action, trapwork/pedals, and so on.  There is a column in which I can note problems, and a column that = lists work completed.   At the bottom of this form is a box that lists my fees.  This = includes my rates for a basic service call, pitch raise, hourly rates after 1 1/2 = hours in the home, appraisal, job estimate, shop work, no-show fee, and = weekend/after hours charges.  I try not to leave a whole lot of gray area. I get them printed at a local print shop in duplicate, and I have them = numbered for reference purposes.  It has worked out quite well.  I've = had several comments about the "professional" look of it.  Unfortunately, this often impresses our customers more than the = work we do...:-( Dave Stahl  </fo= nt>       =       Dave       =       I’ve used the PTG invoices for years but I’ve been considering = making my own as you have. If it’s not proprietary could you post a copy = of your invoice---?   &nbsp= ;         = Thanks   &nbsp= ;         Tom Driscoll </div> </body> </html>