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	DED much more than a distributor. Formed in 1982, privately owned DED Limited is based in Lydd, on the South Coast of England. Over the past 19 years, the company has become a leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of specialists ID Card Printers, PoS and OEM. Visit: www.ded.co.uk
	CardCreator is a new card design and database software brought to you by DED Ltd based upon the highly successful CardFive package from N5 Software, designed for use with any plastic card or page printer. Visit: www.cardcreator.net
	A unique updateable card loyalty system that gives you the ability to communicate with your customers. VisualLoyalty from DED Ltd comprises a Star TCP2000 card reader/writer, VisualLoyalty software, reusable cards, all connection cables and full instructions. For more info: www.visualloyalty.net
	Click Assist is an online support facility brought to you by Zebra Card Printer Solutions. For online assistance click here: Click Assist Online Support
	The full range of Magicard ID card printers ideal for creating and producing membership, loyalty, ID, security and business cards. For more info: www.magicardprinters.com
	Employee, National ID, and Proof-of-Age cards are all examples of real world ID card applications. An ID card that can be forged is worse than no ID card at all, because anyone with the basic skills, or the cash, can rapidly obtain a counterfeit version of the ID card. www.id-cards.co.uk
	Loyalty card schemes need to provide attractive benefits to customers. Whether it's a cash discount, a free coffee, or even a free vacation, is up to you. Loyalty cards also need to be attractive, and informative, and should be customised to promote your business. www.loyalty-cards.com
	All clubs need personalised membership cards, whether the clubs are commercial businesses such as Health Clubs, Night Clubs, Video Clubs, Golf Clubs, Auto Clubs, or Gyms, and even if they are non-commercial groups such as Sports Clubs, Fan Clubs, Discount Clubs, and voluntary organisations.www.membership-cards.com
	People who refuse to register for the government's planned ID card scheme could face a "civil financial penalty" of up to £2,500, it has emerged. BBC News - Goverment ID card scheme United Kingdom Passport Service - National identity card scheme
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