Dick Watson wrote:
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I have thought of that. It should work and I will likely try it a few
times. I suspect I would tend to forget and try to print three checks on a
sheet of two. I will have to see.

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Well, I've never seen it offer to take the partial sheet any way but
rotated. Not sure if there is a way around this. I did run into a similar
situation just last week trying to print one remaining check on a partial
sheet in the inkjet printer. No matter what I did, it wanted to print the
check starting from the wrong edge of the printer. It insisted on starting
at the 8/1-2" edge that moves when I feed narrower sheets. So it prints the
check on the inside of the printer somewhere.

I believe the solution to my issue, if the printer will cope with wide and
short sheets, is to tell it that every sheet you feed is a sheet of three
but only print as many checks at a time as the sheet allows. I.e., Print 1
on a sheet of "three" that only really has 1 and feed the top edge--parallel
to the check--first. My laser printer will not deal with these wide/narrow
pages. The sheet invariably skews and jams the printer. Can't say yet about
the inkjet. It surely doesn't like feeding a narrow sheet when the edge
guides are set to the 8-1/2" wide sheet.

I wish I had a better answer. If you come up with one, let me know. I'm
having a similar bad karma situation here.

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Dick Watson wrote:
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When I have a full page of checks (three) I place the page (8½ x 11)
into the printer with the first check at the top. This is how it shows it
on the print page for the full sheet. Now when I only have two checks
remaining I use to be able to place the sheet in my paper feeder the same
way with the top (top of the now first check) first; but now I must rotate
it so the to top is now to the left (or right) side of the paper tray.

I find it much more convenient to always place the blank check(s) in the
tray the same way no matter how many remain ( 1 2 or 3).

If use to function that way, and I would like to get it back.

Note: the images for the partial sheet checks were displayed in the same
orientation as I was entering them previously and now they are displayed
rotated 90º. The full sheet has been displayed the same with both versions
of the program.

I have even tried re-installing the printer and driver.

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Maybe I still don't understand your issue.

On the Print Checks dialog, there are button groups for which edge first.
(At least there are for partial sheets.)

What setting is it you are looking to change?

Maybe the printer setup options outside of Money in printer properties?

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Dick Watson wrote:
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I found the setting page for things like the horizontal and vertical
offset. I had to re-adjust that, that is how I knew it did not pick up
those settings from the other file. However that pages does not offer any
option for the change I would like.

Well I guess if that is the worse thing, I am not doing too bad.

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There's a settings page somewhere. You can also get to it from the print
checks dialog options button. They get munched in the upgrade. Sad. But it's
been that way for many versions. Save the settings in a file.

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I had been using the Small Business version, I believe it was 2005. I
just switched to the deluxe 2007 version.

In the past I was able to pint wallet checks, which come three on a page
by loading in the full or part ( one or two checks left on the page) the
same way as the first. Now I need to rotate the forms when I put them in
the printer (HP Laser 1000). I would like to get back to where I was.

I don't recall if I had to make some sort of adjustments before to be
able to load all blank check forms in the same orientation or not.

Note: While all my financial data and many of my preferences were
imported, it appears that my check printing instructions were not imported.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.



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Joseph Meehan