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Print cheques / check printing

Called cheques in some places, and checks elsewhere, allow users to print the date, recipient, and amount onto pre-printed MICR check stock to save the trouble of hand-writing this information onto a standard cheque. Since businesses often want multiple copies of each check, one to issue and one or two for record keeping, this can save a lot of time.

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      • AnonymousAnonymous commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Would like an update as well. Am running out of options for AP check printing....need a solution other than using billpay from checking account.

      • Kevin HiebertKevin Hiebert commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

        Although there is a Ref# field in the Detailed tab of the Expense section, that's too buried for amateur bookkeepers who just want to know where to go to enter cheques, and it needs number range control for defaulting in the next available number (but allowing it to be overridden). If it's too much to support the many possible cheque layouts, just pick a simple common one, such as the "Security Business Cheques - Top Cheque - Laser/Inkjet" and say that's the only one initially supported. I have a client who won't switch from Simply until there is a way to print cheques.

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