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Quicken 2015 For Dummies
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Quicken 2015 For Dummies

by Stephen L. Nelson
October 2014
Beginner to intermediate
384 pages
8h 50m
English
For Dummies
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Chapter 5

Printing 101

In This Chapter

arrow Printing a check

arrow Recovering from a mistake after you’ve printed the check

arrow Printing a register

I bet you can’t guess what this chapter describes. Gee, you guessed it — how to print checks and reports.

Printing Checks

Printing checks in Quicken is…well, quick. All you basically need to do is enter the information you want to print on the check form and the number you want Quicken to use to identify the check. Sounds simple enough, doesn’t it? It is, as you can read in the steps that follow.

To enter the information on a check form, follow these steps:

  1. Display the Write Checks window.

    You can display the Write Checks window in a bunch of ways. For example, you can choose the Tools⇒Write and Print Checks command. And when the Spending tab displays an account register, you can also click the Actions button (the button in the top-right corner of the tab that shows a gear) and choose the Write Checks command. You can also use the command shortcut Ctrl+W. Figure 5-1 shows the Write Checks: Checking window.

  2. Select the account on which you want to write the check.

    This step is very important! To select the account you want to use, open the Write ...

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