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To customize forms that your customers receive, click Customize Look and Feel at the top of the Sales page in the Account and Settings dialog box to display the Custom Form Styles page shown in Figure 3-15.

FIGURE 3-15: Use this page to edit an existing form style or set up a new form style.

The Custom Form Styles page lists any form styles you have already created. By default, QBO creates one form style for you when you sign up; that form style is named Standard and is used by default for invoices, estimates, and sales receipts.

If you are satisfied with the appearance of the majority of the form style, you can edit it instead of creating a form style. Alternatively, you can create separate customized forms for invoices, estimates, and sales receipts. To do so, click New Style in the upper-right corner of the Custom Form Styles page and choose the type of form you want to create. For this example, we chose Invoice, and QBO displayed the page shown in Figure 3-16, which varies only slightly if you opt to edit a different form. In particular, if you opt to create a form style, the page displays a form name for the form you are creating (see Figure 3-16).

FIGURE 3-16: The page you use to customize sales forms.

The option to Import Style appears only if you have enabled importing form styles in QuickBooks Labs, as described in the next section, “Importing form styles.”

You use the tabs that run across the top-left side of the page to establish form style settings:

 From the Design tab, shown in Figure 3-16, you click Change Up the Template to select a style for the form: Airy New, Airy Classic, Modern, Fresh, Bold, or Friendly. The preview shown in Figure 3-16 is the Airy New form style. You also can modify the appearance and placement of your logo, set the form’s font, and try different colors.

 From the Content tab, you can edit directly on the form. Just click a pencil in the upper-right corner of a form section and make changes using the boxes that appear on the left side of the page.

 From the Emails tab, shown in Figure 3-17, you can edit the standard and reminder email messages your customer receives with each new or reminder form you send them. You make changes on the left side of the page, and the right side of the page shows a preview of what your customer receives.

 If you’ve enabled Payments in QBO, you can use the Payments tab (not shown in Figure 3-16) to choose whether you want to give your customers the option to pay online and, if so, the methods you want to offer your customers — using bank transfers, by credit card (where fees apply), or both. Note that you need to finish setting up your payments profile before customers can pay you online.

FIGURE 3-17: Make changes to the email your customers receive with their forms.

You can click the Preview PDF button at the bottom-right side of the screen to preview your invoice in PDF format.

Click the Done button in the lower-right corner of the screen to save changes you make to the appearance of your forms.