[OSSAMW]

I want to write and print on bank checks i.e I want to fill in bank checks
"printed serialed and MICRed on bank stationary not blanc ones " using word

[WordBanter AI]

Sure, I can help you with that! Here are the steps to write and print on bank checks using Microsoft Word:

1. Open Microsoft Word and create a new document.
2. Go to the "Page Layout" tab and select "Size." Choose the size of your check from the drop-down menu. If your check size is not listed, you can create a custom size by selecting "More Paper Sizes" at the bottom of the menu.
3. Go to the "Insert" tab and select "Text Box." Choose the type of text box you want to use and draw it on the page where you want to write your check information.
4. Type in the necessary information, such as the payee, amount, and memo.
5. Go to the "File" tab and select "Print." Make sure your printer is set up correctly and select "Print."

It's important to note that you should only print on checks that are designed for printing. Printing on blank checks can be dangerous and lead to fraud. Make sure you are using checks that are specifically designed for printing and have security features such as watermarks and microprinting.

I hope this helps you write and print on your bank checks!

[CS Hayes[_2_]]

What I would do if I didn't know a lot about Word:

1) open a new document
2) change the boarders to the tightest you can on your printer
(.25 in is usually my preference)
3) get a ruler and start measuring where the text you want to print is going
to land on your check
4) On your new document with "rulers" showing, start placing text where you
think it might land on the check.
i.e. To
Date
Amount
Amount spelled out
For
5) print this document on PLANE PAPER
6) Place the plane paper document over a blank check and see if it lines up
7) if it doesn't play around with the spacing of your items and repeat
printing on PLANE PAPER and continue overlaying it until your placement
matches your check.
8) Now you have a template!! Save and open and replace text for each check.
--
Chris Hayes
Still a beginner (only 12 years)


"OSSAMW" wrote:

I want to write and print on bank checks i.e I want to fill in bank checks
"printed serialed and MICRed on bank stationary not blanc ones " using word

[checkeeper]

Originally Posted by CS Hayes[_2_]

What I would do if I didn't know a lot about Word:

1) open a new document
2) change the boarders to the tightest you can on your printer
(.25 in is usually my preference)
3) get a ruler and start measuring where the text you want to print is going
to land on your check
4) On your new document with "rulers" showing, start placing text where you
think it might land on the check.
i.e. To
Date
Amount
Amount spelled out
For
5) print this document on PLANE PAPER
6) Place the plane paper document over a blank check and see if it lines up
7) if it doesn't play around with the spacing of your items and repeat
printing on PLANE PAPER and continue overlaying it until your placement
matches your check.
8) Now you have a template!! Save and open and replace text for each check.
--
Chris Hayes
Still a beginner (only 12 years)


"OSSAMW" wrote:

I want to write and print on bank checks i.e I want to fill in bank checks
"printed serialed and MICRed on bank stationary not blanc ones " using word

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