At 04:05 PM 6/4/2013, Dick Fey wrote:
Hi all..
Anyone know what font is required to print the routing and account
numbers on checks?
Dick Fey
Carpet Broker Inc.
What version and build of R:BASE?
There are a few swift options in the enhanced Label/Report designer
to take advantage
of installed "MICR" font used to print routing and accounting
information on checks.
For US checks, the MICR Line usually includes the following fields:
1. Amount - The amount field is enclosed between two amount symbols (
[]
). It is
usually left blank and will be added by your bank.
2. On-Us - This field varies from bank to bank. It typically includes
your account number.
3. Transit - This field contains the bank routing number and transit
codes for directing
the check to the processing center (using the most efficient route).
4. External Processing Code - This optional one-digit field, located
at either position
44 or 45 indicates requirement for special handling.
5. Auxiliary On-Us - This optional field, sometimes found in large
checks, may contain
accounting information, serial numbers or transaction codes. It
varies for different
banks.
You will need to request a copy of the MICR (E13B) Specifications
from your bank for
details on printing the MICR Line.
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
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