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fDesc[0] = "MICR (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) strips are used by banking industry<br /> to automate check processing. It was invented around 1950s. The characters can<br /> be recognized in two ways: magnetic recognition and optical recognition. Through<br /> the special character design, each character generates unique signal to the MICR<br /> reader, making the reading very fast and accurate. To satisfy printing<br /> requirements, magnetic ink has to be employed to print checks. Morovia MICR CMC-7 font follows the most recent ISO standard 1004 1995(E)<br /> when printed at point size 12. Each character can have four different sizes, as<br /> defined in the standard. The character set consists of ten numeric characters,<br /> five special symbols and 26 alpha characters (A-Z). The standard is used by many<br /> countries, including France, Mexico, Spain, Brazil and Japan, see this<br /> article for a complete list.";

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