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We are searching for an alternative to printing checks on preprinted check forms that already have the bank and account info encoded on the bottom of each check. We would like to use some type of form overlay to print the entire check on blank check stock. We realize that we will have to use a MICR enabled printer to do this. It appears that I can use Advanced Function Presentation (AFP) on the Iseries to create the overlays I need (I've never used AFP). My question: Do I need additional software to create the funky characters that appear at the bottom of the check between the bank routing number and the encrypted account number? Or, do the MICR enabled printers handle this? If anyone has experience using AFP to print checks, I would appreciate a simple reply stating whether it is worth the effort learning how to use it. Thanks. Bill Huguenard Bay District Schools 850-747-5416
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