Hello, qconstructionoflee.
I'm happy to share some details about creating a second page for your transaction forms.
As what my colleague had mentioned before, a second page will be created if the first page is already filled with transaction information.
If you need some sort of documentation on the purchase orders or other transaction forms, you'll want to manually attach a file when you create them. On the transaction form, click the Attach file button and browse for the document you want to include.
Alternatively, I would also suggest adding your texts and other disclaimer information using the Long text box on the template. Here's how:
- Go to Lists, then select Templates.
- Open your purchase order template or any transaction form template.
- Click the Additional Customization button.
- Go to the Footer tab.
- Check the Long text box, then enter your details.
- Once done, click OK.
I would also suggest sending feedback to our developers like what my colleague had mentioned. They might consider adding a feature where you can add a second page for documentation, automatic file attachments and the like.
Click the Help menu, hover on Send Feedback Online, then select Product Suggestions.
Do you need to pay your bills online and manage them in within QuickBooks? This article will definitely help you out: Pay bills online from QuickBooks Desktop.
I'd be glad to lend a helping hand again if you have any other concern with your templates or QuickBooks Desktop. Just reply here and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
