Posted by LS_Ca on 8/30/05 2:00pm
Msg #62641

Notary Invoice

Is there a site where I can go to print out a generic notary invoice?

Reply by BetsyMI on 8/30/05 2:17pm
Msg #62643

I got this from another notary on NotRot:

http://www.wef.net/invoicesOL/IOL_form.html

I use it all the time.

Reply by LS_Ca on 8/30/05 3:37pm
Msg #62660

Thank you very much!

Reply by Patricia Gonzalez on 8/30/05 3:45pm
Msg #62662

I also find www.microsoftoffice.com helpful. Just go to Templates and you can discover wonders in the templates. You can edit as you like! Have fun!

Reply by BetsyMI on 8/30/05 4:05pm
Msg #62669

The only problem with Microsoft Office templates is that you have to have Publisher on your PC. I did not, so I wasn't able to use it.

Reply by Charles_CA on 8/30/05 6:36pm
Msg #62704

Hi Betsy: They also have dcument templates for MS Word. You just have to get on the right website for the product you want to get templates for. Their templates are excellent for Excel also since the macros allow you to do automatic computations such as subtotal and total.

Reply by BetsyMI on 8/30/05 6:50pm
Msg #62711

Hi Charles,

Well, maybe I don't understand. I went both to www.microsoft.com and also into my own Word software, and in both places when I went to download a template, it said that it did not detect Publisher on my PC and that it was required. Any suggestions?

Reply by Nd_WA on 8/30/05 10:57pm
Msg #62768

If you installed the full version of MS office, there are some templates installed in your C:\ drive as well. One way to find out is click on "start" then search for "template" under file/folder of your C:\ drive.