The Ultimate Discbound Password Keeper
I searched high and low for a Password Book that would let me easily change password information without buying a whole new book or rewriting an entire page of passwords. This is it! The Ultimate Discbound Password Keeper provides the PDF documents for you to use with your discbound system!
Sounds a bit intimidating, doesn’t it? I’ve been hearing a lot about discbound systems and finally took the plunge. I’m so happy I did! It’s not as scary as it sounds … in fact, it’s super fun!
The cool thing about this Password Keeper is that each page has just one password on it. This makes it easy to remove and replace if an email or password changes. You don’t even have to use a pencil in order to erase. It’s just that awesome!
Do you have sticky notes with passwords haphazardly scrawled here and there, or do you rely on your memory to get you past the pearly password gates? Get those passwords organized with the Printable Password Keeper!
The Little Black Book we used to store our passwords for 10 years was just not cutting it anymore. Our journey started promising enough. Every password was carefully entered in pencil for easy changes and alphabetized according to those handy little alphabet tabs. Through the years, the kids added their passwords in pen. Many of the passwords became insignificant, and those alphabet tabs, well, they had seen better days. Also, certain letters were more popular than others, and their passwords had leaked onto pages that didn’t necessarily coordinate with their names.
It was time for a change! I’m one of those people who need passwords handwritten, within arm’s reach. I fully realize there are programs to help organize passwords online. To me, it’s kind of like using credit cards or cold hard cash. I just need the cold, hard cash or something to put my hands on. That’s why I created my very own Password Keeper!
How To Create A Discbound Password Keeper
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Imagine having a way to save your passwords that you won’t have to replace! Instead, you can replace single pages, as needed, or get rid of pages you no longer need.
Create Your Own Ultimate Discbound Password Keeper
- Print the Ultimate Password Keeper PDF on card stock.
Print as many of the password pages as you need!
- Cut the Password Keeper Cover, Password Pages, and Alphabet Tabs on the black lines.
I used a paper cutter for most cuts and scissors for the Alphabet Tabs.
- Laminate the front and back cover.
This step is optional but I figured it would help my Password Book last longer.
- Use a Discbound Hole Punch to punch the top edge of the Cover, Password Pages, and Alphabet Tabs.
I purchased the Staples Arc Desktop Paper Punch and it worked like a charm!
- Use Discs to attach your pages!
The Ultimate Password Keeper uses 5 discs.
- Fill out your Password Pages!
- Keep your Password Book in a convenient spot so you can refer to it easily!
Supplies Used For The Ultimate Password Keeper
With the right tools, the Password Keeper is a breeze to put together!
- Ultimate Password Keeper PDF
- Cardstock – this is the Cardstock I use
- Paper Cutter and Scissors
- Laminator and Lamination Sheets – Optional for Cover
- Staples Arc Desktop Paper Punch
- Discs for Discbound System – these are the ones I ordered and they are pretty sweet! I may need to get bigger ones though because I have a LOT of passwords!
I’m pretty excited about this NEW way to save passwords! It is just the right size to keep next to my computer and it is SO EASY to use!
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