RE: Laser Checks

["Gregory A. Garner" <ggarner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You do not need a dedicated printer (contrary to some vendors statements).
The only requirement is for magnetic toner if you are going to print the
micr information.  Any of the third party electronic forms software
companies should be able to print checks (some with more sophistication than
others.
The layout of the check is dependent on if you want a single stub with a
check on the top or bottom, or if you want a check in the middle with two
stubs; one on top and one on bottom.  Further, consider if your business
application is printing stub overflow in the same spool file as the check or
if it placed into a separate spool file.

Does your software application place the account number, check number, etc.
into the spool file or are these going to be pre printed on check stock.

Be sure to get check stock that is copy protected (if a photocopy of the
check stock is made, the word "VOID" should appear all over the thing.

Call me at the number below if you have further questions...

Gregory A. Garner
Resolutions, L.L.C.
2905 Shawnee Industrial Way
Suite 300
Suwanee, GA 30024
Phone: 678-714-3413
Fax: 678 714 3401

 -----Original Message-----
From:   mapics-l-admin@midrange.com [mailto:mapics-l-admin@midrange.com]  On
Behalf Of Ritsema, Doug B
Sent:   Tuesday, September 24, 2002 10:04 AM
To:     'mapics-l@midrange.com'
Subject:        Laser Checks

We are thinking about switching over to Laser checks.  Any advise as to form
layout?  Is a dedicated printer needed or has anyone done it with a
multi-bin printer?  We would like to have just the one printer in
accounting.  Any other gotchas?

Thanks

Doug Ritsema
Holland American Wafer Co


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