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The document outlines 15 rules and regulations for using the computer lab, including that students must be authorized by a teacher to enter, should report any system problems to the teacher, are responsible for equipment and software, and should not attempt repairs, change computer settings, save work on computers, or bring food or drink into the lab. All users should record computer use and keep the lab clean and tidy.
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