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These download packages contain evaluation versions of the MICR E13B and
CMC7 magnetic encoding fonts used to print the magnetic encoding on bank
checks and drafts. While the MICR fonts in TrueType or PostScript form are
scalable, banks
can only recognize them if they are printed at exactly 12 points.
NOTE: These sample MICR fonts should only be used for testing and
evaluation purposes because they do not contain the number "5".
When ordering the MICR font license, fully functional TrueType, PostScript
and PCL versions of the MICR font will be included. An uncompression utility
such as WINZIP is required to unzip
the MICR font packages.
NOTE: For the most up to date MICR font installation
procedures for Windows, Macintosh, UNIX and other operating systems, please
visit the Technical Support
Site.
To Install the TrueType Magnetic Encoding MICR E13B font Sample:
- Click on Start, select settings and click on Control Panel.
- Click on Fonts, click on File in the main tool bar, and select Install
New Font.
- Locate the font that needs to be installed.
- The MICR font will be named: IDAutomationSMICR
(true type) - select the appropriate font and Click on OK.
- Click Start and choose to shut down and restart the computer.
- The font should be active after the computer restarts.
- The correct output for the MICR font is created according to the
following:
To Install the TrueType Magnetic Encoding
MICR CMC7 Font Sample:
- Click on Start, select settings and click on Control Panel.
- Click on Fonts, click on File in the main tool bar, and select Install
New Font.
- Select the folder in which to place the CMC 7 font.
- The MICR font will be named: IDAutomationSCMC7
(true type) - select this font and click on OK.
- Click Start and select restart the computer.
- The font should be active after the computer has been restarted.
- To create the correct output for the CMC 7 font type in the corresponding
letter as in the example:
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