Once a Worthless Check Warrant has been issued, the Warrant can be printed. Before printing, the user can select the copy types needed (Original, Defendant, Court, Draft, and Other), the number of copies, and whether to send the print job directly to the printer (Print Direct), or display an electronic version of the document before printing (Create Document). Below are the steps.
Before you start:
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From any tab of an Unserved or Served Worthless Check Warrant CASE SUMMARY TAB VIEW, click the Print Process button.
Note: If printing a Draft copy, click the Print Process button on either the CASE SUMMARY TAB VIEW (Unserved or Served) or the PROCESS TAB VIEW (Incomplete or Complete) of the Worthless Check Warrant. |
The PROCESS PRINT screen displays showing the Worthless Check Warrant to be printed and any related forms. The following fields are available:
Supplemental Information Sheet/Summary, Subpoenas, Subpoena Select
Original, County Original For, Agency Type Original For, Agency Original For
Select the checkbox of the Copy Types to be printed (including any related forms), then click either the Print Direct button (to send the print job directly to the printer), or Create Document button (to view an electronic version of the document before printing).
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The results are based on which print option (button) was selected:
Print Direct - All selected copy types of the selected forms are sent to the printer. During printing, an electronic version of each selected form is displayed.
Create Document - An electronic version of each selected form displays. Review the electronic documents:
If the documents are satisfactory as far as printing is concerned (margins, page layout, etc), then click the Print icon . The PRINT window will display. Click the OK button. This will send the print job to the printer, OR;
From the displayed PRINT screen, adjust the settings as necessary and then click the OK button. The adjusted print job is sent to the printer.
Notes
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For a listing of associated rules for this topic, click here.