While I can’t promise that this Password Organizer can help you with anything related to crochet, I can promise that it will help you keep your online life organized. I literally had a list 4 pages long of passwords that I had to weed through every time I needed to log in somewhere. I needed a new system … something alphabetized with enough room to record usernames, passwords, pins, security questions, and customer service numbers as well (yes, I know you are told not to write these things down, but who can remember it all?!). So I put together this address book-like password organizer and thought it might help you as well. As you can see it is set up in alphabetical order …
… with enough room to record all the information you need …
You can either print it out into a booklet to write in or use it electronically on your computer. I even included a hyperlinked table of contents so you can jump right to the section you need.
Hope it helps you as much as it has helped me! Click on one of the links below to download the free printable … you can download it in Word or pdf format, or both if you want …
Enjoy!
Great idea! I know it’s totally against the password rules, but I don’t know anyone who can keep all these in their head! At work, we used to have to change our main password every 90 days, and they couldn’t resemble our last 12 passwords or something.
You know me, ChiWei … always breakin’ the rules, lol 😉
This is great and especially since I’m having to change all my passwords with the recent Heartbleed virus, this will be super helpful!
So glad you find it helpful, Emily!
Thanks for this excellent idea. I seem to spend half my time punching in different name and password combinations while cursing to myself when it tells me I’ve got it wrong again.
I know the feeling!! So glad you find it helpful 🙂
This is very nice, and much appreciated, but I want to point out that it isn’t safe to store a document like this on your computer unless you know how to protect it massively. It’s much safer to use an app like Last Pass, which is free, and stores your passwords for you. There are others too.
Good point about storing storing them on the computer itself, Gillian! I actually printed it out and use it to write passwords on. I have never tried a password app but they make me nervous … maybe someday.
I TOTALLY need this…
Hehe … so glad you like it!
this is seriously awesome! I need to get better about changing my passwords (got hacked big time a month ago) but i struggle to keep track of them all–and then the piece of paper I wrote them on! Soooo using this!
So happy it will be a help to you. I know what you mean!
Kara, I am a recent subscriber to your newsletter and an avid crocheter. I just love your newsletter. You have the coolest things on it as is proof of this password book. Thanks so much for such a useful tool.
Awww … that is so sweet of you to say, Joan! Makes me so happy to hear 🙂
I totally love this! Do you have one like it but an address book? I love that it is on my computer and I don’t have to print it! AMAZING!
I am so glad you like it Andrea! I don’t have one offhand but I will try to see if I can pull one together 🙂
YOU are an absolute angel. I cannot thank you enough. I have shared on FB and Pinterest. I just wish I could return the favor. I had to go the PDF route as I have no printer, but I am absolutely delighted. Best regards, Evelyn Q
I am so glad you find it helpful, Evelyn!!! That is all the thanks I need 🙂
thank you! this will be very handy, exactly what I have been needing.
So glad to hear it!