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  3. October 2001

RE: micr code

Ray,
Using Word, seems like an easy fix, but truthfully, you might just get bit.
The spacing is EXTREMELY nit picky.
Do lots of test runs and make your bank run them thru the clearing process
to validate the position of the MICR line. We have had trouble with the bank
telling us to move it less than 1/4 of a character so that it would work
with their readers.

Cyndi
Boise, ID

-----Original Message-----
From: RDSHULTZ@NOOTER.COM
Subject: micr code
So we created our own bank check template in Microsoft Word and uploaded to
the
AS/400.  We use RPG, The template we uploaded combined with our DDS prints
the Checks perfectly on our HP LaserJet 5si.  The only thing left is to have
the MICR code print at the bottom of the check.

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