I printed that and what@Brian Gibbons said. 

You might be paying the exactly the same window but different "print-out" of you factor, it is, after all, just generated by a printer.

Read the fine print of the terms and conditions.

Print out the manual or instructions.

I actually LIKE to have the requirements printed out ahead of time - and put them in a cheap frame so people don't walk away with your only copy. 

ASSIGNEE assumes all responsibility to perform any inspection, investigation, and evaluation thereof, prior to the signing of this Agreement.AGREED AND ACCEPTED ______________________________ __________ ______________________________ __________Assignee Date Assignor Date ______________________________ ______________________________ Print Name Print Name

But you can track all you info for owners, properties, units, tenants with a click print reports, lease details, rent roll, work orders, track time, and create statements and more.

Try printing up a flier & getting some feedback.

Simple notes or print pictures of what you like.

If and when a blue print is available, typically the language of the bid should reflect and refer to the print requirements in which case it is more typical to bid a total for instance R&R plumbing rough & finish as per print and following all applicable plumbing codes through final inspection and so on.