How to Create a "Cheat Sheet" to Remember Your Log in Information for Multiple Websites

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: Open MS Word's clean page to get started.

   If a website does not require entering a user Id, or e-mail, put ******* in that field. ,, If you do this step make sure to enter it into the cheat sheet as well.
   
   Your cheat sheet will look something like this (see image) , For example, you can simply name the document "Passwords".,, From this day on don't worry about remembering passwords to the websites even if you have 20+ of them.
   
   If you decide to assign a password to this document this is the only password you will have to remember.
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   Step 2: Enter a title for each column

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   Step 3: making sure to leave enough space for the website name (first column) and e-mail column

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   Step 4: Place a cursor on the first line of the table and enter the first website and its log-in information.

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   Step 5: Place a cursor on the second line and enter the next website and its log-in information.

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   Step 6: Continue entering the websites you are using until you have gotten all of them entered.

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   Step 7: Secure this cheat sheet by assigning a password to it (optional).

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   Step 8: Make sure to save the document giving it a name you can remember.

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   Step 9: Print out the document and keep it in a safe

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    Step 10: but easy to find (by you) place.

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