---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Ok, I'll bite...since you have a lap-top, RCT?, what are you using for accounting? By printing out an invoice and receiving your check, you then enter in your accounting program the received check amount? All you have to do is deposit the $ at the end of day/week and I suppose enter the deposit in your program? What are you using to keep track of customers/pianos/scheduling? I only invoice my commercial accounts as accounts receivable. Rarely do I give a receipt for tunings...canceled check is your receipt...I do my accounting when I record the deposit of checks in my bookeeping program (quickbookspro)...misc. cash receipts. David I. *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 6/4/01 at 8:31 AM MBailey911@AOL.COM wrote: I also use PT-Biz & carry a Canon portable printer, model BJC-85 - physical size is about 2"H / 6"D / 12"L & weighs 3 - 4 pounds. As far as printers go, it's pretty small and relatively affordable (< $300), but it's actually bigger and heavier than my laptop (Sony Vaio Picturebook 1"H / 6"D / 9"L). Nice part is no paper invoices & no bookwork when I get home. Mary Bailey, RPT Twin Cities Chapter "Do you really print invoices on the spot?" And with what kind of printer? Do they have any that fit in your shirt pocket? Mine would be tough to fit in my trunk! ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/65/63/28/41/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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