ezCheckPrinting is the check writing and printing software. User can use it with Quicken, Quickbooks or other software in the following ways.
1. Print Checks on the Blank Stock in step within QuickBooks and Quicken
EzCheckPrinting Virtual Printer allows users to print checks from QuickBooks and Quicken in one step. You just need to install both ezCheckPrinting application and ezCheckPrinting Virtual Printer on your local machine. When you print checks in QuickBooks and Quicken, just select ezCheckPrinting Virutal Printer as your printer, you will be able to print checks on the blank check stock in one step. And these checks will be imported into ezCheckPrinting software at the same time.
View more details here
http://www.halfpricesoft.com/quickbooks-check-printing/print-quickbooks-checks.asp
2. Print the pre-printed blank checks to fill in manually that are compatible with QuickBooks, Quicken and other software
You can use the Print Blank Check funtion to print the pre-printed checks. It will save you time and money.
You can try this function by clicking the top menu "Print Checks->Print blank checks".
Here is step by step guide.
http://www.halfpricesoft.com/articles/how-to-print-quickbooks-micr-blank-check.asp
3. Import check data from .csv file and Print checks on the blank check paper.
ezCheckPrinting allows users to print checks on the blank check paper. You can export your target checks from Quickbooks, Quicken to CSV file. Then import these data into ezCheckPrinting and print bulk checks. You can access this function by clicking the top "Import/Export" menu.
Related articles:
- How to print QuickBooks compatible checks
http://www.halfpricesoft.com/articles/how-to-print-quickbooks-micr-blank-check.asp
- How to print checks with logo
http://www.halfpricesoft.com/articles/sb-check-printing-software-add-logo.asp
- How to prnt QuickBooks check on the blank check paper
http://www.halfpricesoft.com/quickbooks-check-printing/print-quickbooks-checks.asp
- How to export check data from QuickBooks
http://www.halfpricesoft.com/business-blog/post/2011/03/07/How-to-export-check-data-from-QuickBooks.aspx

