Yes, you can do it. We have clients printing checks in this way. We offer the free DEMO version. Please download ezCheckPrinting and virtual printer, and try it.


How to print QuickBooks checks via virtual printer
http://www.halfpricesoft...nt-quickbooks-checks.asp 


How to print check into PDF file
http://www.halfpricesoft...ormat-in-Windows-10.aspx 

Please feel free to contact us if you still have any questions.

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I am wondering if this would work with your software for Quickbooks.

I have a remote office 100 miles away and I want to give them blank check stock so they can print checks that I send to them. I am thinking I should be able to generate the check using your software and then email them a PDF of the check so they can print it at the remote office on the blank check stock.

Does this make sense? Will it work with your software?

Thanks!