Thank you for the Additional Information, @dellanos1. Let me help you proceed to fix your issue about printing checks in QuickBooks Desktop (DBDT).
Because every printer is different, many of the troubleshooting techniques below assume you're familiar with your printer's configuration. If you're not sure how to apply these suggestions, talk to your IT department or the printer manufacturer's tech assistance.
There are a few things to consider before you begin troubleshooting. The following is an overview.
- Ensure QuickBooks is updated to the latest release.
- Your computer is connected to the printer and that the printer software is installed.
- For specific printing error messages, you may search the QuickBooks Support site for the exact error.
First thing that you have to do is to check your printer. Use Notepad to see if your printer can print outside of QuickBooks.
- Select Start and browse to Notepad.
- Enter some text and choose File, then Print.
- Select the correct printer and then select Print.
Second, if that print test didn’t work, follow these steps. If it did work, go directly to step 3.
- Turn off the printer, restart your computer and then turn the printer back on.
- Make sure the printer paper is loaded correctly.
- Select the Window Start button, browse to the Control Panel and then double-click Printers and Faxes.
- If the printer shows offline, right-click the printer and then select Use Printer Online.
- Double-click the printer and if there are printer jobs displayed in the queue, choose Printer, then Cancel All Documents.
- Close the window and then Right-click the printer, choose the Properties and then select Print Test Page.
You might want to give this article a visit. This contains more option for resolving printing issues.
To wrap up, I'm including these articles for additional references in fixing the print alignment and modifying checks.
Let me know how it goes by leaving a comment down below. I'll be waiting for your response. Keep safe and have a good one.
