Vincent (Bryan) Coen - 2026-03-11

I am in the process of creating the programs that issue these various forms but at the moment they are sent to the printer as plain paper not preprinted form types as I have no idea of exactly what they look like for both cut paper as Letter or even A4 sizes and for continuous stationary using matrix or line printers.

The form types this covers are the Federal reporting documents as required quarterly or yearly including one's issued to employees such as pay slips and if still used these days cheques or bank instructions to pay employees in place of a cheque. The same applies to any forms required by the State tax departments.

If you have examples of these forms please post here a scanned copy with details of the paper size, the source of it i.e., manufacturer and for other to make use of the last cost to you for a given order volume.

Now if you use a laser or ink jet type printer that accepts a template form that is sent to the printer prior to printing that contains the preprinted headings, sub headings etc, details of the printer used.
Yes, both Laser and ink jet type printers can have this facility build-in and it saves having to use purpose bought preprinted paper.

This are is also for reporting issues with usage / testing of the payroll system as and when it is operational although some testing can now be conducted such as the menu program - payroll and the programs that set up the various files such as payroll parameters, and all other default files used.

This, will increase as time goes on as new programs are created ready for basic testing but be warning I have not done any testing yet but will report here when I do so.

Will be looking specifically at screen and report layouts to ensure that headings and data are in the correct positions, typo's in headings etc and general operations.

More later..

Vincent