Can I use these checks on an ink jet printer?
899857
Yes, no problem. I have an HP OfficeJet Pro 8600 Plus printer that I use to print successfully.
899858
Yep. I've used these on a dinosaur Epsom and a new cheapie ($30) cannon. They both printed perfectly.
899859
I use them on a laser printer. I am not an expert, but if you have used any other kind of checks similar to these on your ink jet printer, you should not have a problem.
2266963
By pressing ok you can print. However the quality of print will be compromised. Had to return the ink
245765
Using generic inks can clog your printer, do so at your own risk... and yes, it could void your warranty too.
529032
Yes, you can check the ink levels from the display screen on the printer. I don't have this printer, but I have an MP-600 that you can do that on. If you go to the Canon website and watch the video about the 620, you can plainly see in the video that the same "Remaining Ink Levels" prompt is on the little screen. You simply push the button under that to check the levels. Hope that helps, even though you asked a long time ago. ;)
1680057
Yes Absolutely compatible with ink jet printers,I might add It has a very professional look,even with ink jet printers,Hope that helps!
2186929
Yes. Epson will indicate they are not factory cartridges and ask if you want to use them antway. Just say OK.
267656
I seriously doubt it... they're tiny carts and very cheaply made. The printer itself uses 1 cartridge for 3 cleanings then is all used up. These things are worthless in my view. I use the Continuous ink system on a canon i9100 and it works fantastically! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003STT60U/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1221206
I don't see why not; as long as the ink is compatible with that particular ink cartridge and printer.
799089
Yes, but be sure to buy HP cartridges, some others are seen as counterfeit and cause problems with alignment.
10087
Yes, should be able to. Just make sure all the cartridge slots at least have the empty ones in them, and run the scan via the software on your computer. Not via the buttons on the face of printer.
1314151
I don't think so. you should need a different cartridge. look at your ink and get the # off them
377313
Yes, but they're not authentic cartridges. Mine stopped working after about 20 prints.
2157291
I have since given this printer away. I don't think you could print checks with it as it was a very SIMPLE printer.
1930861
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/buy-ink-results.do?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&type;=1&sku;=C11CC01201
1936102
Just check the cartridge that's already in your printer and see if the numbers match up
1499513
They do not work on mine! My printer keeps says "Cannot Detect". I think the microchip used on the generic ink cartridges are outdated. Waste of money :(
1547180
It can absolutely print checks if you buy the kind of checks designed to be printed with a laser printer, and use the correct software. These kind of checks usually come on letter sized paper and are perforated into 3 parts.George makes a good point about a flaw if the checks are pre-numbered, but you can actually get checks that are numbered in software so you don't have to worry about order. I recommend this if you are going to print checks often.