Browse the list of linking problems and possible solutions below.

What's wrong?

I can't enter the name of my Web site in Step 4 of the Linking Wizard.
The Linking Wizard limits the Web site name to 40 characters. The content you enter will appear as a text link. Short text links are easy to read and don't conflict with your site design.

I don't know how to make a customized link on my Web site.
You can make a customized link to Deluxe. For example, you could make the link look like a button on your site by changing the code generated by the Linking Wizard. However, you must follow Deluxe logo and branding guidelines.

Here's what to do:

• Go to the Linking Wizard and select the first image.
• Complete the rest of the steps as instructed and click Submit.
• Steps 5 through 7 of the Linking Wizard appear.
• Do not complete Step 5.
• Make your own button or image. Then save your customized image in your images folder.
• Edit the HTML code by replacing the Deluxe image name with your image name.
• Check that you entered your image name in the code correctly. In the example below, the image name is highlighted in red.
  
  For example:
  <a href="http://www.deluxe-check-order.com /?url=www.yourwebsite.com&urltext=Return%20to%20My%20Financial%20Institution"><img src="/images/personal-checks1.gif" width=160 height=75 border=0 alt="Reorder Deluxe Personal Checks"></a>

• Confirm that you saved the image in the "images" folder on your server. Look in your images folder for the image. In the example below, the image name is highlighted in red.
• Make sure the image name is correct in your HTML code. In the example below, the image name is highlighted in red.
  
  For example:
  <a href="http://www.deluxe-check-order.com/?url=www.yourwebsite.com&urltext=Return%20to%20My%20Financial%20Institution"><img src="/images/personal-checks1.gif" width=160 height=75 border=0 alt="Reorder Deluxe Personal Checks"></a>
  
  
• If the image suddenly disappeared from your Web page, you may have used a new HTML editor, for example Microsoft FrontPage or Macromedia DreamWeaver. This may have altered the original HTML code. Review your HTML code or use the Linking Wizard to generate a new link.

• The link should go to www.deluxe-check-order.com. If the link does not work, delete your code and use the Linking Wizard to generate a new link.

Note: We have recently changed some of our URLs. Check that your links are up-to-date. If you are linking to an old page on our site, your visitors will be redirected to our home page.

• Make sure you entered your Web site URL correctly in Step 3 of the Linking Wizard. The return link should appear in two places, on Deluxe-check-order.com's home page and on the logon page.
• If you can't see the return link, delete your code and use the Linking Wizard to generate a new return link.
  
  Note: To test your return link, you must click the link to www.deluxe-check-order.com on your site. This link then takes you to www.deluxe-check-order.com where you should see the link back to your Web site.

• Check the HTML code to make sure you entered your Web site URL correctly. For example, see the URL highlighted in red below.
  
  For example:
  <a href="http://www.deluxe-check-order.com /?url=www.yourwebsite.com&urltext=Return%20to%20My%20Financial%20Institution"><img src="/images/personal-checks1.gif" width=160 height=75 border=0 alt="Reorder Deluxe Personal Checks"></a>
  
  
• If your Web site URL is incorrect, fix your URL in the HTML code or use the Linking Wizard to generate a new link.

• Check the code you generated in the Linking Wizard. Is there a spelling mistake or typing error?
  
• Make sure the HTML code on your site is correct. Your code should match the format below. Your Web site name is highlighted in red below.

  For example:
  <a href="http://www.deluxe-check-order.com /?url=www.yourwebsite.com&urltext=Return%20to%20My%20Financial%20Institution"><img src="/images/personal-checks1.gif" width=160 height=75 border=0 alt="Reorder Deluxe Personal Checks"></a>

• If your Web site name is incorrect, fix your Web site name in the HTML code or use the Linking Wizard to generate a new link.