MICR location at bottom of printed page

I have been working with formatting RTF so that the MICR font string will appear in proper location at bottom of page but can not find how to over ride footer space allocation. I have set bottom margin to 0.17 and Layout/Footer to 0" and still there is space allowed for footer. If this can not be done, how does one use RTF for checks? MICR alignment will not be in spec. Does MICR tag go inside footer? HOW?

Hi,
I finally managed to do this. This is what is did.
1) I added a section break
2) Then I added "Last Page" only logic
<?start@last-page:body?> <?end body?>
3) Then I placed the check below this last page logic.
4) You may need adjust the footer height.
By definition anything immediately under the "Last Page" logic is printed on the last page. It works equally well for check printed on each page.
Try it if it works for you.
Neeraj

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