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The MICR E13B Fonts Package includes quality fonts at various widths and intensities, security fonts for secure data, calibration software, placement instructions, and check design software.

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.

Three high precision MICR E13B fonts for check printing in TrueType and PostScript OTF format for Windows and macOS OS X, or Linux. These fonts are meant to produce the special encoded magnetic numbers at the bottom of checks.

This MICR font package contains one multi-purpose MICR E13B 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.

Barcodesoft MICR E-13B Premium Package empowers you to print cheque by yourself. It is able to encode 10 digits and transit, amount, on-us and dash symbol. In order to overcome the inaccuracy of printers, there are 9 fonts included in the package.

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.

Our MICR E13B fonts allow printing of MICR from systems, including Windows, DOS, Macintosh and UNIX, supporting TrueType, PostScript or PCL laserjet soft fonts to graphics printers. Includes Security Fonts for printing secure names and amounts.

This professional grade package includes high quality MICR fonts at various widths and intensities, security fonts for printing secure names and amounts, calibration software, placement instructions and a bank check design and printing application.

TechnoRiver MICR TrueType Font allows you to print the digits and special characters at the bottom of a check. The font is based on the E13-B industry standard, which is used in the United States and many countries throughout the world.