RE: IFM - UK Check Format

["Sutton, Gary" <Gary.Sutton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

UK - check format,

You might want to consider using a forms overlay program to create the
different formats and graphics for each different check.

Gary H. Sutton

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Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 11:24 AM
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Subject: IFM - UK Check Format



Hello. We have a requirement to print checks for both the US and the UK.

Currently, we only print for the US.

The UK format appears to be a lot different both in the layout and the way
words are spelled for the amount on the check (e.g. One hundred and seventy
five pounds and forty five pence only . Also, the words for the amount are
written on 2 lines. Another change is the date needs to be dd month yy (21
March 05)

I haven't been able to find anything on the archives and mapics says we will
need to modify UAH3PFR ourselves because of all the UK variations(?).
Thank you in advance for any advice of assistance you can give on this.
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