Matthew,

I think you are already looking at it - those four numbers.

A search of the archives for post with the subject containing "key code"
will lead you to a detailed post by Tabe Johnson, posted in the first
week June 2006 that describes how to get to every lock and where the key
code is on it.

Tabe wrote it up for the explicit purpose of enabling people to solve
this problem, passing along what he had learned from searching the
archives to solve this for himself.  It probably is a full page long.
If you want all the details it is there from a simple search.  Can't
expect him to sit and type it all out over and over.

Sam

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