Prints check in reverse order

Installed a 1510 printer to print checks from Quickbooks 2015. They print in reverse order and I cannot find out where to change this setting in Windows 8.1

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Here is a guide to help you check and change your print settings in Windows 8: Changing Print Settings in Windows 8
If you're still unable to print your cheques correctly, please check out the QuickBooks Support Forums
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Client has Officejet Pro 8600 I(not plus) They want to print payroll checks out of QuickBooks but when they put the checks in tray 1, it pulls the check that is on the top, which happens to be the last check # in the stack. Is there a way to print where the printer pulls from the bottom of the check stack as opposed to the top. I've looked and can't seem to find the answer. QuickBooks says we should check with HP and change something in the print drivers?
So I thought it would fix it if they printed the checks from the ADF where I thought I could control if it pulls from the front or back of the stack. When we tried to print from the ADF, it pulled from Tray 1 and we weren't given the option to print from the ADF. (only Tray 1 & 2...which they don't have the 2nd tray anyway) So does this model, not being the PLUS model, not allow you to print from the ADF. (only scan, copy and fax from the adf?)
If we can't use the ADF for check printing, then how can we get the checks to print in the correct order. Meaning, the 1st check # to print should be on the check that is on the bottom of that check stack in Tray 1. Otherwise they have to count out the exact number of checks & place them in the tray. Or reverse all of them which is not an efficient either! I hope this makes sense.

Hi @kceacct ,
I see that you would like to know how to print out the checks in order. I will do my best to help you.
The ADF can be used for copying, scanning and faxing.
From the print driver you can only select the tray that you want to print from.
Changing Print Settings in Windows 8.
You would have to load the checks in order from top to bottom in the paper tray, since the printer just pulls the paper in from the top of the stack of paper.
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How to print Checks in certain order than by Vendor Numbers?

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Banking>Outgoing Payments>Checks for Payment . From that window you can access the print layout for checks and customise it to suit your requirements.
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If you are using SBO 2005, I would recommend going to Banking > Document Printing... See help details as pasted below.
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· The required parameters in Administration > System Initialization > Print Preferences >Per Document tab >Checks for Payment option
· The print-related parameters for each house bank account in Administration > Setup >Banking >House Bank Accounts.
Procedure
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8. By default, the status of all checks in the window is confirmed. Change the status if necessary.
9. Choose Update or OK.
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The numbers assigned to confirmed checks are marked as used.
The Next Check No. field in the House Bank Accounts Setup window is updated.
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Hi, check the 2410 Printing Preferences > Advanced > Layout Options.
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Hello there! Welcome to the forums @StudioPlayers !
Here is a guide to help you check and change your print settings in Windows 8: Changing Print Settings in Windows 8
If you're still unable to print your cheques correctly, please check out the QuickBooks Support Forums
I hope that helps, have an awesome weekend!
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Commands to Print Word Document in Reverse Order and Only Evens or Odds

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set the user_choice to the button returned of the result
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I believe I got the script to print the second round in reverse order, but I still can’t get it to print odd pages only and even pages only.
tell application "Microsoft Word"
print out active document
end tell
display dialog "After the papers finish printing and after you place the papers back into the printer, rotated 180º, click OK." buttons {"OK"} ¬
default button "OK" with icon note
set the user_choice to the button returned of the result
if the user_choice is "OK" then
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print with properties {print reverse}
end tell
end if

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Oh John, thanks for trying to help. However, I'm not trying to print to any printer. I'm trying to "print-to-disk" i.e. save as a PDF to the desktop so I can later send it as an email attachment.
And by the way, I forgot to mention for you and other kind folk in here — the Word print dialog box does contain a setting Copies & Pages/Page Handling/Page Order with the options "automatic, normal, reverse" but it makes no difference what I select, I still end up with "reverse".
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