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Kerri Humpherys
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Local Bar Code Reader Manufacturer Ready for New Utah Liquor Law

Salt Lake City, UT- March 11, 2009 - Code Corporation, a Utah based bar code reader manufacturer, is ready to implement bar code readers in local restaurants and bars, which will meet Utah's new liquor law requirements.

As part of the new Utah Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, local restaurants and bars will be required to scan state issued identification to verify the validity of the identification presented. Data is required to be stored on-site for one week.

Code's products have had the ability to scan and parse the data encoded on the back of driver's licenses for over 5 years and have been successfully implemented in DMV offices throughout the country, including Utah Department of Revenue offices.

"In anticipation of Utah's new liquor laws we have built a custom application to meet the needs of local restaurants and bars", said George E. Powell, president and CEO of Code Corporation. "The Code Reader 3500 will quickly parse the information from any driver license issued throughout the U.S. and display the identification card holder's age on the bar code reader's display screen."

Data captured by a Code Reader 3500 can be stored in the bar code reader or downloaded via USB cable or wirelessly to a PC using a secure and encrypted Bluetooth connection. All scanned data files are stored in non-volatile flash memory and are maintained in the event of a power loss.

The Code Reader 3500, combined with its unique age verification application, is the most cost-effective and reliable bar code reader on the market today that will read driver licenses and ID cards.

About Code Corporation
Code Corporation designs, develops and manufactures automatic identification and data collection devices, accessories and application enablement systems. Code's compact portable products provide 'plug and play' input of data from bar codes and advanced 2D symbols. Cordless systems utilize enhanced Bluetooth® radios. Code provides reading and decoding of all open bar code symbologies. While committed to open symbology support, Code also offers its proprietary GoCode symbology for secured data applications. Code's worldwide headquarters are located in the Salt Lake City, Utah metropolitan area. For more information, go to: www.codecorp.com.