Question about computer signed checks

[konaandcooper]

Forgive me if this question is in the incorrect thread. I am going to be issuing a fairly large number of laser printer checks. I have been looking into the most effective way to issue the checks. What I want to do is have my signature stored somehow on my computer and have the ability to have the computer sign my checks for me.

I am not concerned with security issues, because I will be the only person who has access to the checks, the computer, and the room that houses everything.

If somebody could shed some light on the best method to accomplish this task it would be appreciated.

[BarryStCyr]

Sure.

1. Sign your name on a blank piece of paper.

2. Scan the sig.

3. Use your favorite graphics software to clean up the sig of any stray spots and dots.

4. Depending on the software you are using to print the checks you should be able to insert the graphic. If not you may have to use graphics editor, a word processor, or something like PrintMaster to print the sig as pass 2 of the process. Best way to align the sig in a seperate program is to print on a blank piece of paper and overlay that paper over the check and hold it up to the light. Once you have the sig aligned you can print the sig on the checks.

I do this every year on high school diplomas for the school district I work for.

Barry