title: A Young Adult's Guide to Safety in the Digital Age
author:  Jeff Sechler 
description: As an IT professional, Jeff Sechler spends much of his time advising peers and students about safe Internet practices and how to keep their computers running smoothly. In his free time, Jeff enjoys playing soccer and golf, designing web pages and spending time with his family. Jeff has a wife and two children. They are proud to call central Pennsylvania their home. This is the first book by the author.
zlib_text: •  Keep keys and combination in a secure place 
  away from children.
  •  Do not store back up key or this document in 
  the safe.
  •   NOTE:  Stack-On is not responsible for any 
  cost incurred if the safe is replaced due to a 
  food.
  •  Do not store electronic media, computer 
  disks, audio-visual media or photographic 
  negatives in this safe.  Tis material will not 
  survive the rated internal temperature of the 
  safe.  Tis material may be damaged or 
  destroyed.
  Combination #:
  Serial #  :
  •  Warning:  Keep your safe closed and locked at 
  all times when not in use.  Children could 
  accidentally be locked inside the safe.
  •  Do not move this safe using its handle.  Te 
  handle should only be used for opening and 
  closing the door of the safe.
  •  Record the serial number from the tag on the 
  back of the safe or from the tag on the front 
  botom corner of the safe.
  Instructions
  WARNING
  Tip Over Hazard
  A child or adult can tip the safe and 
  be killed or seriously injured.
  Failure to secure the safe