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laellis

Quicken Wallet Checks from Harland Clarke have no lines, making them useless if one needs to write a check by hand. Does anyone know another supplier?

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volvogirl

Don't you have regular checks from your bank?

UKR

Another Quicken-compatible supplier is https://intuitmarket.intuit.com/checks
Scroll down the webpage to Wallet checks and look at the sample image. Not all fields have lines for manual writing unless you order "Personal checks" designed for handwriting, but they are not formatted for computer printing.

My 2cents' worth:
I use Voucher Checks (1 business size check + 2 stubs on an 8.5x11" sheet). My printers do not have a manual feed tray or 2nd paper tray that can easily be reconfigured to feed partial pages (1 or 2 checks left from a 3-checks-per-page sheet), so for my occasional check printing needs Voucher Checks are easiest to use.
When making a purchase decision for a new supply of check forms and considering your own check stock to use, consider how easy or difficult it is to feed special forms or odd-size partial pages into your printer.