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-- Home 1 of 1 Checks Waiting 0 Legacy Print Legacy Blank Legacy Draft Legacy Invoice Legacy Register RCC ID: Off On -- -- Company Contact Both Verify Not Required Facsimile Required Automatic Reissue Settings... The "Save" Button Click here to save your new entry. Saves the current screen to memory and makes the information available for all reports. On the network version the save function will update the master database so all users can see the newly entered customer information. If you do not save the document, it will save automatically when you move on to a new record, or when you exit the program. The "Find" Button Place the cursor in any field and click find to search all entries with that criteria. The "New" Button Use this button to create a new, blank record in the database. The date will automatically be entered as today's date, but it can be altered manually. The new feature should be used to create a completely new record. If you need to write a duplicate check for an existing customer, use the duplicate check function from the Record menu. This will create a separate entry for the same customer; only the date and check number will reset. Even notes on the account are preserved, and can be updated easily. The "Duplicate" Button The " Duplicate Check " option allows you to create a duplicate check in your CheckWriter database, to the current entry displayed. This feature is a great time saver for repeat or monthly billing as it duplicates all the existing customer information in the current entry. The " Duplicate Check " option replaces the date with today's date and clears the check number field. If you do not have a new check number for your customer, hover the mouse over the Check # field for more instructions. The "Backup" Button Click the backup button to bring up the database backup utility. Use it for one time or scheduled, secure customer data backup. The "Delete" Button Use this to delete all reference to the current check. This information will not be available after this option is selected and "yes" is chosen from the confirmation menu. The "Print" Button Use this button to print one copy of the displayed check or draft. This button is only for printing of checks and drafts. To use the full print menu of options you must go to the "File" menu and select "Print" - From this menu you can select Print Check, Print Invoice, or you can choose to print a CheckWriter generated log report. The "Print Invoice" Button Use this button to print a customer invoice that can be tri-folded to go into a standard #10 envelope. The "Table View" Button Use this view to search the database, print checks in batch or review multiple records. The "Routing" Button This brings up a live copy of RouitngTool(TM) that provides real-time bank data based on the routing number entered. The "Help" Button The CheckWriter software manual is located here. The "Exit" Button Use this button to exit the program. The "Company" field You can select for this name to appear or not to appear, on the face of the check in the "Check Information" section on the CheckWriter main screen. The "Contact" field You can select for this name to appear or not to appear, on the face of the check in the "Check Information" section on the CheckWriter main screen. If you are planning on printing a company check, you may still want to enter the customer's name for the record. The "Address" field Enter the customer's address as it appears on the check or credit card statement. This will print on the invoice or on the face of the check. If you need to add unit numbers or suites, simply append the address line, e.g. 84 Gainsborough St., Suite 105 West - can all be printed on one line. The "Address" field Enter the customer's address as it appears on the check or credit card statement. This will print on the invoice or on the face of the check. If you need to add unit numbers or suites, simply append the address line, e.g. 84 Gainsborough St., Suite 105 West - can all be printed on one line. The "City" field Enter the city for the address to be printed on check or invoice. The "State" field Enter the state for the address to be printed on check or invoice. The "Zip" field Enter the zip code for the address to be printed on check or invoice. The "Phone" field Enter the customer's phone number in this field. Although not required, this will also print on the check and is highly recommended. The "eMail" field Enter the customer's eMail address for your records in this field. This information is not printed on the face of the check, but can be very useful. The "Date" field This field is automatically filled in when you select new or duplicate check. It will enter in today's date, but can be changed to any date to pre-date or post-date checks. The "Check #" field Leave blank for no check number and CheckWriter will print 0000, or use the check number provided by the customer. For monthly billing, sequential number can be automatic. The "Amount" field Enter the amount of the check to be drafted from $0.01 to $999,999.99 or if using the Enterprise Edition, you can print drafts in the millions and billions. The "Payee" field This is the PAY TO THE ORDER OF field. You can enter it manually, or set it up one time in the options menu and have it auto-fill upon import or upon record creation. Notes This section allows for the entry or import of unlimited data that can be searched. This information appears on the invoice report but not the face of the check or draft. Delivery Date Use this field to enter the date the product was or should be delivered. This is a reference field only and does not effect check printing. Many people use this field to do monthly billing. You can search for the bill date and charge all customers with a delivery date of that day. [not required or part of the draft] Delivery Status Use this field to update the status of a delivery. This is a reference field only and does not effect check printing. [not required or part of the draft] Print On Draft CheckWriter will automatically print the company name on the draft if both company and contact are entered. If you enter just a contact name, CheckWriter will automatically print only the contact name. The same applies if you enter only the company name, CheckWriter will know to print the company name on the draft. To change this manually, use the Print on Draft drop down box to select if the draft is to display the person's name or the company name in the top left of the check. The default is Print on Draft: Company. Memo This information will be printed on the memo section of the check and on the stub, mailer stub and invoice. [not required - will print on face of check] Routing Number Enter the customer's bank routing number, always 9 characters. This can be easily differentiated from the account number by looking at the fraction code which has the routing information in a similar format. The routing number is between the transit symbols |: Account number Enter the customer's checking account number to be debited Credit Card Select this option if your customer is paying by credit-card. CheckWriter does not process credit cards Signature option "Not Required" is the default setting. This option will print a signature disclaimer on the draft stating that there is no signature required and the draft is authorized by the depositor. This should always be used for drafting. "Required" prints the draft with a blank, allowing the actual account holder to sign their name. This option can also be used if you have a signature stamp to use on the draft. This is not intended to be used for printing checks. The "Facsimile" option will print a signature Facsimile in a script font with a disclaimer underneath the scripted signature stating the signature is a Facsimile. Use this option for printing rebate checks, large run items, payments from your own account, but not for drafting. Bank Name The customer's bank goes here. This is printed on the...