These typefaces typically reverse the pattern of dark numbers on a light background, and add stripes for additional security. You can, however, do something similar with your laser printer using our Secure Number fonts. In the past, check embossing machines printed the amount in raised numbers. Printing the check amount or payee name in a way that can't be altered can be difficult.
Unlike graphic images, fonts can be used for high speed printing, and they can often be scaled in size. We can convert your company logo into a font, that can be printed at high speed on every check you make.
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Checks that appear professional improve your company's image. Every check you issue makes a statement about your company. We can convert one, two, or three signatures into a font that can be used to automatically sign your checks with virtually any software. However, most check printing programs will not allow you to use a scanned image of your signature. A better technique is to have your computer print the signature on the check. Even stamping on a signature is time consuming and a security risk. If you print large numbers of checks, signing each one individually can become a problem. This paper should be stored in a location that is fairly moisture free. Checks should be printed on special safety paper. For quality toner suppliers visit MICRpro. (The market for it is too small.) So you must locate a firm that specializes in magnetic toner for your laser printer. This special toner is only available for laser printers (and some special dot matrix printers.) In general, your printer manufacturer will not sell this special toner. The MICR line on checks must be printed using magnetic toner. No one has yet developed a magnetic ink that works according to MICR standards. Despite decades of work, there has never been an inkjet printer that can correctly print MICR encoding. In general, HP and Lexmark are good choice. Then select a printer that matches the available toner cartridges.
See what printers match their toner cartridges. So how do you select a laser printer for MICR encoding? First, locate firms that make magnetic toner cartridges. The standard toner cartridges that come with your laser printer will not work. You must purchase special laser printer toner cartridges that contain the proper level of magnetic particles. (This is a legal requirement required by the Check 21 Act.) This special magnetic "ink" is only available for laser printers. Why do you have to have a laser printer? MICR encoding must be printed with a special magnetic "ink". So you must use a laser printer to print MICR encoded checks. While there are some special MICR printers that use ribbons, most firms don't have access to one of them. What you actually need is a set of MICR fonts that meet both ANSI and ABA standards and that let you calibrate your entire printing system to adjust for any spacing discrepancies. Some MICR fonts assume your printer and computer system do not need calibration. Many don't meet these standards! Other MICR fonts have internal character positioning errors that cause check rejections when certain numbers are paired together. Your checks must be printed using a set of MICR fonts that meet ANSI and ABA (X9.27-1995) banking standards.
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