1. First, go to + New in the top left corner
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3. Select Print checks
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5. At the bottom, select Print setup
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7. On the next page you will see No, continue setup, click on this, and once again on the next page
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9. Then you will see this, this is where we will make our adjustments
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11. Lets say that the numbers are printing too low, we would adjust the numbers on the grid to be below the box, like it shows on the printed checks, and like the example above (as of 9/20)  horizontal = 5 and vertical = 35 worked very well.)
12. Once you have set the alignment, you can click on View preview and print sample
13. In the print preview window, click on the Printer Icon on the top right, and print as normal
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15. Then on the top right of the preview window, click on the X to close out of the preview
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17. Once the test check prints out on a regular piece of paper, put it behind a check printer paper, and line up the edges
18. Hold the papers up to a window or bright light and see where the numbers are lined up with the check.
19. If you need to make any more adjustments, follow the steps above, and remember to put the numbers in the adjustment grid where they are showing on the printed check, if you need to move the numbers up on the check, move them down on the box (it's inverted)
20. Once the alignment looks good (good job!) click on Finish setup
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22. Now you should be able to print checks as normal