Is there a generic web invoice form for use on the road?

[Dennis S]

I'm not up to using Timbuktu or similar. I'd like something to use to print basic sales invoices where I am on the road or to email it home and have it printed by an assistant.

[MacMagus]

Are you traveling with a laptop?

If so then why don't you just scan an invoice form and use that as a template?

And there's an acient trick to printing on the road if you don't have access to a printer -- fax it to your attention at your hotel. Incoming faxes are almost always complimentary and the quality can be very good.

[Dennis S]

No laptop at the moment.

[hal]

paper and pencil w/ cabon copy

without a computer, I don't see any alternative

[Dennis S]

Without a laoptop. I would use other computers.

[h linamen]

If using other computers, then continuing in the line of thought above from MacMagus..... scan a generic invoice and carry it with you on a small USB flash drive in your pocket or briefcase.

[Dennis S]

I don't have a USB thumb drive, so I never thought of that. I assume I could use one made up in MS Office Excel and get it to work on a PC, right? And, then, email it to myself at home for my records. Does Mac and Windows work that well together with MS Office?

[Racer X]

"Does Mac and Windows work that well together with MS Office?"

yes, if the versions of office are essentially the same or 1 generation apart. You can have a bigger spread, but things can start to get a bit weird if there is any special formatting.

[trisho.]

http://www.sidejobtrack.com

It's a darn good web application.

There is also http://www.blinksale.com/home which won awards as well.