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Computer cheques are cheques that you print on using accounting software (eg. QuickBooks) or personal finance software (eg. Quicken). From ASAP Cheques, these are available in "sheet" format for use in laser printers, ink printers and inkjet printers. Other cheque printers sell computer cheques in "continuous" format (the type with pinholes on either side).

Voucher computer cheques have 1 cheque on the sheet and 2 vouchers (also called stubs) where payable and payroll details can be printed. The cheque may be on the top of the page, in the middle or the bottom. The software you use will determine which layout you need to use.

3 per page computer cheques have 3 cheques on each page, and come in 2 sizes.

Business 3 per page (also called standard 3 per page) computer cheques have 3 full size business cheques on each page. Any details about the cheque must be printed on the memo line.

Wallet 3 per page computer cheques have 3 personal / wallet sized cheques on each page, with a small stub on the left where details about the cheque can be printed.

Computer Cheques that are on sheets can be used on any laser printer and ink/inkjet printer.

Computer Cheques, laser cheques and ink/inkjet cheques are all referring to exactly the same thing. To the best of our knowledge, with one exception, no one produces cheques that are just for laser printers or just for ink/inkjet printers. The exception is that some computer cheques have a special coating so that laser printer toner will better fuse to the paper; however this type of computer cheque can still be used on ink/inkjet printers.

These cheques are used with accounting software (eg. Accounts Payable, Payroll) such as QuickBooks, and with personal finance software such as Quicken.

Yes ! Some printers need the paper to be inserted face up in the tray, in which case the cheques should be numbered in ascending order. For printers that need the paper to be inserted face down, the cheques should be numbered in descending order.

The quality and affordability of scanners, copiers and printers have made it easier than ever for crooks to counterfeit cheques that are not well protected. And without other important security features, a crook can alter cheques.

To prevent copying, your cheques should include an area printed using thermochromic (heat activated color change) ink or a hologram, invisible or fluorescent fibers, microprinting and a true watermark.

To prevent tampering, your cheques should include chemical protection and “toner grip” coating if you will be printing them using a laser printer.

For more details, see https://www.asapcheques.com/questions/security

No. In fact, software vendors and banks do not actually print cheques. They simply send the orders to a cheque printer to fulfill the order and charge a third party markup. There is no legal requirement to purchase from these sources, so why not save money? Use our easy online order form to get started. Simply click “Start Shopping” above.. Our cheques are guaranteed to be compatible with any Canadian bank or other financial institution, backed by our 100% hassle-free refund.

Before looking at price, turnaround and customer service, you should be certain that the cheque printer carefully protect your sensitive bank account information, and that the computer cheques they offer include extensive security features to combat cheque fraud..

Sometimes it would be convenient to fill in a cheque manually by hand without having to order manual cheques for this purpose. In some cases you can order computer cheques with “handwriting lines”.