ChrisM

I just tried this and it worked

Goto view - Invoices - double click the invoice you want to refund on and enter a new item but make the value a negative value of whatever it is you are refunding.

This way you can also refund amounts of parts of the invoice and have a clear record of it.

Just one way to do it.

Regards,

Chris

A few weeks ago I downloaded the "free" version of ExpressAccounts, and today it seemed to expire, and wouldn't let me in unless I bought it. I never saw a notice about it being a trial or anything like that ...

 

I deleted the app and redownloaded it today. Now it says that my "plus" trial expired, even though I didn't get the "plus" version? Aside from that notice, everything works the same way it used to. Nothing seems to be different. The "About" box says "Free Version" just like it did before.

 

While free is better, I'd be happy to buy the "plus" version, if it had some kind of feature that made it $80 better than the "free" version.

 

What's the difference between "free" and "plus"?

 

This is on Mac OS X, if that matters.

I was wondering the same sort of things. I registered Express Accounts because I don't like running unlicensed software but what benefit did this give me apart from the warm fuzzies ? I can't see any reason to upgrade.

Also, looking at Express Invoices, measurements can be set to default to millimeters whilst Express Accounting cannot - it is set to inches.

Another question to add to your one too - what functionality does adding Express Invoices to Express Accounting give me?

Very little information readily available to work out the answers. It's an expensive add-on that doesn't seem to giver me any real added functionality.

Thanks and regards,

Chris