Fonts for bank checks. Printing checks on your printer?

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3 total messages Started by Peter Kim Fri, 08 Jan 1993 08:34

#3630

Author: Peter Kim
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 08:34

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I started using Quicken and would like to print my bank checks
on my ink jet printer using regular papers. I read from Chicago
Tribune that someone has done it using MS Word and Canon BJ-10
printer. Where can I get the fonts for the computer codes and
numbers on bank checks?

Thanks.

Re: Fonts for bank checks. Printing checks on your printer?

#3642

Author: Byron Chun
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 00:20

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pkim@gagme.chi.il.us (Peter Kim) writes:
: I started using Quicken and would like to print my bank checks
: on my ink jet printer using regular papers. I read from Chicago
: Tribune that someone has done it using MS Word and Canon BJ-10
: printer. Where can I get the fonts for the computer codes and
: numbers on bank checks?
: 
: Thanks.
: 

It has been a while, but the last time I worked at a bank, you had to
have magnetic ink printed checks for the bank, and account code
information, not just the "computerese" character font.

The Mac's have a font called TECHNICAL or COMPUTER which looks like the
one you would probably use.  You might check the fonts library at
wuarchive.
  
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Re: Fonts for bank checks. Printing checks on your printer?

#3645

Author: Ted Crum
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 02:09

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Hewlett Packard recently announced magnetic ink toners for laserjets.

-Ted Crum

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