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If I were buying a dot matrix printer, I would get an Epson printer (that is what I used to use decades ago).<br />
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<a href="http://www.staples.ca/en/Dot-Matrix-Printers/cat_CL200825_2-CA_1_20001?cid=PS:SBD:GS:dot_matrix_printer:E:SBD:41:28067&gclid=CMTi6rvEtsMCFYI6aQodcV8Ajw" rel="ugc">http://www.staples.ca/en/Dot-Matrix-Printers/cat_CL200825_2-CA_1_20001?cid=PS:SBD:GS:dot_matrix_printer:E:SBD:41:28067&gclid=CMTi6rvEtsMCFYI6aQodcV8Ajw</a><br />
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Cheque forms are relatively inexpensive. Consider using voucher (8.5x11 inch) forms. That is what I use now (and have done for about a decade). They work well with ink jet, laser, and colour Xerox printers.
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If I were buying a dot matrix printer, I would get an Epson printer (that is what I used to use decades ago).

http://www.staples.ca/en/Dot-Matrix-Printers/cat_CL200825_2-CA_1_20001?cid=PS:SBD:GS:dot_matrix_printer:E:SBD:41:28067&gclid=CMTi6rvEtsMCFYI6aQodcV8Ajw [http://www.staples.ca/en/Dot-Matrix-Printers/cat_CL200825_2-CA_1_20001?cid=PS:SBD:GS:dot_matrix_printer:E:SBD:41:28067&gclid=CMTi6rvEtsMCFYI6aQodcV8Ajw]

Cheque forms are relatively inexpensive. Consider using voucher (8.5x11 inch) forms. That is what I use now (and have done for about a decade). They work well with ink jet, laser, and colour Xerox printers.

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Thanks John, for link but I unable to open due to international customer. Please mention printer model.<br />
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We want print Cheque (check) from SAP by using dot matrix printer. I hope you got an scenario what I'm talking.<br />
Cheque(check) left and right side holes for lock paper in dot matrix printer just like for normal dot matrix printer paper.<br />
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please suggest
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Thanks John, for link but I unable to open due to international customer. Please mention printer model.

We want print Cheque (check) from SAP by using dot matrix printer. I hope you got an scenario what I'm talking.
Cheque(check) left and right side holes for lock paper in dot matrix printer just like for normal dot matrix printer paper.

please suggest

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@Deadman &nbsp;- Thanks, and I was happy to help.
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@Deadman  - Thanks, and I was happy to help.

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Can we print cheque by using dot matrix printer. If yes please suggest model.<br />
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Cheques are in continuous like dot matrix printer paper
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Can we print cheque by using dot matrix printer. If yes please suggest model.

Cheques are in continuous like dot matrix printer paper

Suggest dot matrix printer

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