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This book is perfect. 1. Hardbound, stitched, no title. 2. 4.25" x 6" and .5" thick. 3. Attached elastic closure 4. Attached ribbon bookmark 5. Tabs you can see along the side. 6. About 30 entries per tab. (Letters are combined. A/B, C/D, E/F, G/H, I/J, K/L, M-N, O/P, Q/R/S, T/U/V, W/X, Y/Z. 7. Ample space for writing. 3 entries per page. With lines for Site, Website Address, Username (2 lines), Password (2 lines). 8. Includes a tabbed VIP section in the back for Very Important Pages: • Internet Service Provider • Broadband Midem/Wireless Router Settings • Email Settings (4 entry spaces) • Software Licenses (Windows, Antivirus plus 7 entries for software) • Notes - 9 lined pages. 21 lines per page. • Important Websites: 3 entries for each category: banking, hobbies, retailers, schools, work. Plus 6 entries labeled Imporant Websites social media. And 15 entries labeled Important Websites with no qualifier. And a final page labeled Important Notes. 9. Also includes a first page with advice for choosing a password and keeping your paswords safe. My method: I started organizing my passwords by getting a sheet of paper and writing the alphabet with space to write the website name. Next I gathered all my notes of paswords. I added the website names from my notes to my list - under the corresponding alpha letter. Then I opened my iPhone, iPad and laptop - and did the same looking for any new. Now I had a list of my Websites and devices. I started filling in the entries in the book. I used Ink for everything but the passwords. Pencil for passwords. Feels good to have everything in one place. And I can shred my little scraps of paper.