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  3. October 2001

RE: micr code (Alex A Moore)

I have not been following the posts much the past week or so, so I do not
know if you got the information you were looking for, but we use MICR
encoding for our own checks from the AS400.  Yes we had to get a special
MICR font and in the DDS we have to include the name of the Library and the
name of the font to be loaded to the printer.

XMICR         45A  O      POSITION(&L09 2.5)
                              FNTCHRSET(QFNTROSE2/C0MCR13B   -
                                    QFNTROSE2/T1MCR13B)

As for the special characters, a '<' (less than) will create the symbol
that goes before and after the check number and at the end of the micr
line; a ':' (colon) will create the symbol that goes before and after the
transit number.  That is what works for the micr font that we have anyway.

If you need more information, I will be happy to supply what I can.

Elonna Thompson
Worldnet Services Corp
Information Technologies
850-432-1700  x2204

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