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  1. Dec 9th, 2008, 05:42 PM #1
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    MICR fonts and printing checks

    Does anyone have any advice or knowledge about printing checks - specifically the MICR font for the account #/transit#/check # on the check stock itself??

    I've got a customer that uses blank check stock - and their old software package printed the MICR font encoding on the check face.

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    Re: MICR fonts and printing checks

    there appear to be lots of fonts available according to a google search i did.
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    Re: MICR fonts and printing checks

    Yeah - we found some fonts - even some free ones (which is always nice!).

    Have you ever done this yourself? Is there special placement rules on the check that must be adhered to?

    I was hoping to get some info from a person who's done this already so that I can feel confident that it will work for me (and my client obviously!).

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    Re: MICR fonts and printing checks

    http://www.micr-fonts.com/MICRfont/micr-fonts.html
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    Re: MICR fonts and printing checks

    Thanks - that site has some really good details!

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