Yes, we still use cash, and we will continue with cash until the banks reduce their credit card charges drastically. Our lowest value coins are 50 øre which is about 8 cent, and our highest value coins are 20 kroner which is about 3.5 USD. So we don't have to carry a lot of small coins, or a huge number of bills. And, in contrast to your dollar bills, our paper money are easy to distinguish. :-)

>Agreed, pretty silly
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>About 70% of our business transactions are electronic, 95% of personal
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>Do you still use cash?
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>Bob
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>>It amuses me to read that you still use checks. Here we stopped using them about 20 years ago, and I have never missed them.
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>>>Generally you get preprinted checks from your bank either 3-up or 1-up with a summary area. You can get them numbered (suggested for audit trail purposes) or without check numbers. I believe in the FAQ area there is code to write out the dollar amount (One Hundred Twenty-Three and 00/100).
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>>>A little trial and error should get your alignment going, you can use a standard report to print this. If you need to print batch checks, make a report grouped by check, with it starting on a new page.
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>>>HTH
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>>>Bob
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>>>>hi all,
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>>>>any idea help to print check,
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>>>>thanks