Abstract: The checkbook for disabled users is a book of checks including instructional information for check writing for mentally disabled users, and further providing easily removable and manipulable checks for physically disabled users. The checkbook includes a plurality of checks removably bound to one another, with each check being removably attached to a spine through perforations. Opposed cutout portions may be formed between upper corners of each check and the spine, providing pre-cut scores for each check. Each successive check from a topmost one of the plurality of checks to a bottommost one of the plurality of checks has a decreasing length and a decreasing width. Further, the checkbook includes opposed top and bottom covers secured to the spine. On a lower surface of the top cover, a set of indicia is imprinted, providing the user with instructional information, such as the spelling of numbers and instructions on general check writing.

Abstract: A mailer type business form intermediate, and method of producing a mailer from the intermediate, effect folding in a novel manner in order to produce a business form that is particularly advantageous for providing a negotiable instrument, such as a bank check or money order. The intermediate has conventional components, but with first, second and third fold lines defining a sheet of paper comprising the intermediate into first through fourth panels. The fourth panel has indicia defining the negotiable instrument and at least one line of weakness separating the negotiable instrument from the rest of the fourth panel. Tacking adhesive patterns may be disposed substantially parallel to the top and bottom edges of the intermediate to hold the first panel second face to the second panel second face adjacent the top edge and second fold line, and to hold the fourth panel second face to the second panel first face adjacent the first and third fold lines, when the intermediate is folded about the fold lines.

Abstract: A carbonless paper notepad for producing multiple copies of a document created on the notepad. The carbonless paper notepad includes a tablet with a plurality of sheets each having a lower face coated with a duplicating material. A top end of the tablet is coupled to a first end of a board. The board has a spaced apart pair of median folds extending between the sides of the board which divide the board into backer and underback panels. The backer panel is positioned beneath the tablet. The underback panel is inserted between adjacent sheets of the tablet beneath the upper sheet of the tablet.

Abstract: Disclosed is an integrated check register and budget register for, among other purposes, the tracking of checks and the tracking of a budget or categorization of expenditures. The integrated register includes a plurality of data sheets longitudinally folded, with the fold forming two quadrants on each side or surface of the paper or data sheet. When adjacent data sheets are unfolded there are four quadrants, which when imprinted with check and budget register indicators, form an integrated check and budget register.

Abstract: A single sheet of paper is divided into at least original and copy panels by fold line(s). Information entered on the two, front and back surfaces of the original panel are reproduced on the two surfaces of the copy panel by carbonless copy treatments. In one embodiment, the original panel is fully coated or partially coated with carbonless CB treatment, on both surfaces, and the copy panel is fully coated or partially coated with carbonless CF treatment. In a variation of this embodiment, the original panel is not coated, and the copy panel is coated in selected areas with carbonless SC treatment. In a second embodiment, the original panel is not coated, an image-transferring panel is fully coated on both surfaces with carbonless CB treatment, and the copy panel is fully coated with carbonless CF treatment. In a variation of this embodiment, the image-transferring panel is formed of a separate sheet of paper.