Is there a way to adjust check printing alignment and the settings STAY? I have to adjust each time I need to print different batches of checks.

I understand the importance of customizing our checks, sb. 

Currently, adjusting check alignment must be made manually and gradually. 

To perform some modifications to the checks arrangement, we have to:

1. Go to Settings, then choose Payroll Settings.
2. In the Printing section, hit Edit.
3. Select Paycheck on QuickBooks-compatible check paper.
4. Choose Print paycheck and 1 pay stub or Print paycheck and 2 pay stubs.
5. Select Align check, then select Print alignment form to print a sample check.
6. Follow the instructions, then close the window.
7. Follow the instructions, then enter the letter and number that fits best. Here are some tips on how to adjust the alignment.
8. Once done, hit Save, then Done.

Then, we can print the checks specific to our preferences. If you still need to make adjustments, repeat the steps above. 

Moreover, may I ask about the particular option you would like in printing checks? Would you prefer to save its current customization setting, or if you want to be able to adjust the details on the checks? I'll patiently wait for your response on this. 

Here's an article regarding how to set up your print settings so you can print checks in QuickBooks Online: Configure your print settings for printing checks in QuickBooks Online. 

Please don't hesitate to leave a reply below for clarifications or questions relating to printing checks. I'll be here to offer assistance.

Yes, I would like to have more editing options. The alignment is not customizable enough. And yes, absolutely I would like to keep the settings the same after customizing. To have to go back and customize EVERY TIME is absurd. Unless I am misreading your comment?? If I happen to get new checks that are possibly not the exact same, THEN a new adjustment may be needed, but my checks are the same every time I go to print. The settings I chose should STAY PUT. Thank you.

We hear your sentiments, @sbm1994.

QuickBooks Online (QBO) saves the changes you make to your check printing settings for future use. However, since it's not working on your end, I suggest contacting an IT professional for assistance.

We recognize the importance of having more options for customizing your checks. To help improve your experience with QBO, your valuable feedback goes directly to our product development team for review and consideration.

Here's how to send it:

1. Go to the Gear icon and choose Feedback.
2. Enter your comments or suggestions.
3. Click Next to submit.

In case you encounter any printing issues on your browser, you may refer to this article for a guide to resolve it: Fix QuickBooks Online printing issues on browsers for Windows.

Feel free to let us know if you have any other concerns besides customizing your checks. We're always here to support you. Stay safe!

how can i adjust the alignment for  printing checks in QB 2024 desktop

Thanks for jumping into the conversation, @ckrischer. It looks like you’re working on some important checks and want to ensure everything prints just right. Let’s get you set up for success!

Adjusting the alignment for printing checks is essential for ensuring accurate and professional-looking checks. Proper alignment prevents any unnecessary errors that could lead to confusion or issues with payment processing. You can follow these steps to get your checks printed perfectly:

1. Open QuickBooks Desktop (QBDT).
2. Navigate to the File menu and select Printer Setup.
3. From the Form Name dropdown, choose Check/Paycheck.
4. Open the Settings tab and click the Align button to make any necessary adjustments.
5. Hit OK to apply the changes.

In case you want to add a personal touch to your expense and sales forms, refer to this article for guidance: Use and customize form templates.

You can always revisit this thread if you have further questions about check alignment. I’m here to help ensure everything runs smoothly. Happy printing!

Thatwould be a good idea IF Qbooks ever called back. Which it doesn't.