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Macware updates MacFreelance, easy invoice and billing software for Mac

Macware, a leading Mac software publisher, announced today improved Snow Leopard compatibility for MacFreelance, invoice and billing software created for Mac professionals.

Now you don't need to be an accounting genius to manage your own business. Spend less time on paperwork and more on your projects by managing your workload with MacFreelance. Easily add new clients, monitor time spent on projects, track mileage and payments, use international formatting, generate reports for record keeping, and more. Print or email customizable invoices to get paid quicker and maintain a professional appearance. You can even add your own logo to your invoices for a more polished look.

Version 2.22 of MacFreelance is only available if you are running Mac OS X 10.4 or later, and also includes new formatting enhancements and better support for international customers. Current and new users can update MacFreelance by going selecting the Check for Product Update… option in the MacFreelance menu.

MacTuneUp is available in Apple retail stores, Office Depot, OfficeMax, Best Buy, Staples, Fry's Electronics, Micro Center and other Mac software retailers, or available on the Macware website.

http://www.macwareinc.com/products/MacFreelance/overview.html

A demo version of the leading invoice and billing software for Mac is also available on the Macware website, on the product information page for MacFreelance:

http://www.macwareinc.com/products/MacFreelance/overview.html

About Macware
Macware, Inc. is a leading publisher of Mac software that delivers award-winning intuitive software designed for creative professionals and home users. Macware products are easy to use and include software for logo design, invoice and billing, Internet security, email marketing, personal and commercial use font collections, Keynote and PowerPoint backgrounds, and other utilities. Macware products are available through major retailers in North America, as well as Australia, Japan, Europe and the United Kingdom.