ConnectCode MICR is a Magnetic Ink Character Recognition font based on the E13B industry standard for check printing. E13-B is a widely accepted standard in the US, Canada, Australia and many other countries. The character set of this standard comprise of ten numbers (0..9) and four special symbols(Amount, Domestic, BSB and Dash).

Our MICR E-13B Font Advantage Package is much more then a few MICR fonts. This package includes: (1) several versions of the MICR fonts for proper alignment with your printer, (2) MICR print specifications documentation, (3) Security Fonts for printing secure names and amounts plus (4) a Visual Basic source code example of printing a bank check. Compatible with Windows, Pocket PC, Macintosh, UNIX, Linux and others.

This MICR font package contains one multi-purpose MICR E-13B font and 10 additional variations of this font which include light, bold, wide and narrow versions. All of these fonts are provided in both TrueType and PostScript format. We also provide placement instructions and a MICR calibration tool, which can be used to determine if you need to implement one of the variations of this font. A setup file is supplied to ease installation.

Print your own checks on a laser printer using Windows TrueType or PostScript fonts. The bottom line on a check must be printed in a special font called MICR using magnetic ink. This font includes the numbers 0 through 9 and four special characters: On-Us, Transit, Amount, and Dash. This package also includes Secure Fonts. They let you print payee names and check amounts in dollars, pounds sterling, euros, or the yen that are very hard to alter.

This professional grade MICR package includes a single precise font that usually avoids the need to calibrate the font to the printer, calibration software for printers that are out of alignment, 24 additional MICR fonts at various widths and intensities, security fonts for printing secure names and amounts, MICR E-13B print specifications and an easy to use Bank Check Design and Printing Software application.