I use Quicken to print checks. Can I use these envelopes to mail them?
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If the format is the same as QuickBooks yes, but I would check the size first as I do not use Quicken
596959
Yes, I always print the envelope to mail my card in. After printing the card there is a tab at the bottom that says 'print envelope'. Click on that and then 'edit envelope'. You can address and put your return address. Sometimes I put a picture as well. There is a way to create an address book, but I have not done that yet.
807329
I use them with Enhanced Payroll.... where you can print on blank paper... they work perfectly...
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Yes they do work. I use them for payroll checks (Voucher Style). I had to adjust the check printing a bit so it would fit better in the window. To do this go into File, Printer Setup, Form Name Check/Paycheck, Align. I had to adjust the vertical to fit the windows a bit. Print a sample on a plain piece of paper and fold it to match your check folds to see how it fits in the windows. Sometimes you have to press down on the sticky flap to make sure it seals good. For the most part they work fine for me. Would order them again because the peal off option is quick and efficient.
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Yes, it prints envelopes. I have easily and successfully printed standard size envelopes using Word running on a Mac. Printing custom sized Christmas card envelopes, however, was a bit tricky, but I was finally able to get it to work.
374399
Yes you can. It's very similar in weight to the Priority Mail pre-paid envelopes you get at the post office
34908
Yes, the vendor's name and address are inputted directly from Quickbooks onto the check and fit perfectly into the window on the envelope. I use these checks all of the time and they are beautiful and very professional looking!
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Yes you can. I have several of my emails set up on this printer and scan to it all the time.
1276713
Yes it does. Great for checks and envelopes but has a few software flaws which makes the printer not as easy to use as earlier versions.. Good luck
203791
I don't personally work with Quicken, but I agree with Michele Morris. If there's an option to print 1099's then they will probably work fine.
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You can definitely print #10 envelopes. I print them all the time. It's just a little more complicated than it should be. The secret is that you have to select the proper paper source in the printer dialog. Then, you need to put a single envelope face side up in the Upper/Multi-purpose Tray (it will start pulling it in, let go at that point) then turn on the screen and select COM10, hit enter, and select the proper paper source.
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According to Checkmark: "CheckMark Payroll handles standard business checks in top, middle, or bottom format" - as the Intuit Quickbooks format is standard business format, I would think they would work. I have only used them with Quickbooks.
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CBP will keep a running register for you (if desired), or you can just use the program to design and then print blank checks (for use in Quicken). It's a 2 or 3-step process to make all this happen. 1) I design and print checks in CBP on my laser printer (about 100, using blank check stock; 2) I run these checks thru my color printer to add my business logo (Skip, if you don't need this); 3) then I use QuickBooks for Mac to print the actual completed check. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I like to put a small check with a small receipt for one simple document. they work perfect.
2014188
I cannot print any envelopes at all and I am not happy about it. I use another printer for that. I gave up on trying to get it to work
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Yes. Follow the directions. I put one envelope at a time in the manual tray. It wrinkles the envelopes a bit - I use my inkjet most of the time for envelopes.
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No, check printing is not possible-nor desirable, really-for this simple but essential piece of software. It very capably does what no other app can do: let you know when bills are due, how much money you'll need for upcoming expenses, and a history of what was paid and when. This is not a bookkeeping program like "Quicken," but it does exactly what it says it does, and does it well.