Copying checks with all-in-one

[spanky]

Hi. This is probably a dumb question. But I have an HP Inkjet 4315v ( http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?lc=en&cc=ca&dlc=en&product=1138346&rule=35725&lang=en& )
and I'm wondering if I can copy checks with it. I'm worried that they might get hung in there or something because of the odd size and/or thickness.

 

[kiyhkuj]

Well for that you have to first scan it into the computer and then set the size of the paper that it wants to print and then print it. The safest way.

 

[spanky]

OK. Thanks. The printer isn't installed on the computer yet, I've been in the processor of getting the computer running to go along with the printer. But the computer's up and running now so I guess I can forget about just copying them directly. I have another all-in-one with an envelope stuck way deep in its bowels and it's made me squeamish.

 

[Tedster]

careful. This is illegal in many jurisdictions.

 

[spanky]

Whoa, I had no idea. I'm just copying my own checks to keep for personal records.

 

[Tedster]

This still can be illegal in some jurisdictions as it can be considered counterfeiting.

 

[kiyhkuj]

so what? it's not classed as counterfeiting just because u want 2 copy ur OWN checks into your computer so in case u lose them u got dem in ur comp. deh!