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The document provides detailed information about Elfring Fonts Inc.'s MICR fonts for Windows, which are essential for printing magnetic encoding lines on checks. It outlines the specifications, calibration requirements, and usage of ten MICR fonts and eight Secure Fonts™ designed to meet banking standards. The document emphasizes the importance of using laser printers with magnetic toner for check printing and includes instructions for calibrating MICR fonts to ensure compliance with banking regulations. Additionally, it describes the features of Secure Fonts™ for check amounts and payee names, along with Visual Basic functions for integrating these fonts into applications like Excel and Access.

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Begin by reviewing the components of the form, which include various MICR fonts and calibration utilities. Familiarize yourself with the On-Us, Transit, Amount, and Dash symbols as they are crucial for accurate check processing.
Select the appropriate MICR font based on your printer's specifications. Use the calibration utility provided to ensure that you print at exactly 10 points and 8 characters per inch.
Fill in the necessary fields such as account number and check amount using the designated symbols. Ensure that all entries adhere to ANSI standards for proper bank acceptance.
After completing the form, utilize our platform’s features to save or export your document for printing. Make sure to use a laser printer with magnetic toner for optimal results.

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How to get MICR font?

Download MICR. TTF from . Click Save and save the file to C:\Windows\Fonts. Browse to the C:\Windows\Fonts folder and double-click the MICR font.

What font is used for MICR?

E13B is one of the two major Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) fonts used in the printing of checks and other payment documents. E13B is popular in North America and much of Asia, while the other main MICR font, CMC7, is the standard in most of Europe and South America.