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Adobe Acrobat PDF files: Instructions for downloading and
printing Large-Print Check Book Register. There are two files available to open, save, and print. They are: The majority of Personal Computers running Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME, or XP will be able to open, save, and print these files. You will need the Adobe Reader installed on your PC in order to use these files. Many PC's come with the Adobe Reader. If you need a copy, it is free and available for quick download Click for FREE Adobe Reader You can print the files directly from this web site, but it would be better if you save them to your PC. When the file opens in your browser, look for a diskette icon on your tool bar near the printer icon. Click on it. Save the file into a folder and under a name of your choosing. You may print the page while working on line, or you may print the page later off-line. It is up to you. Print a copy of the check book cover. Print
several copies of the
check book register page. You may want to keep a blank copy of the check
book register page and occasionally print additional copies from it on an office
copy machine. Remember to always use the first generation page as a master
for copy machine reproduction. Successive generations of copies tend to
degrade in quality. Punch your pages with a
three hole punch and use them in a three-ring notebook, or use a comb binding available at most print
shops and office supply stores. You can also staple them
together, or even use them loose in a file folder. It is up to you. |