There are fourteen categories in Web Confidential:
With regard to the WWW, you can use the categories "WWW Sites" and "WWW Forms".
There are two types of Password Protected Web Sites. One type uses HTTP Authentication to gain access to a web site. You will know if the site is using HTTP Authentication because when you try to bring up the site, a dialog box will appear asking you for specific password information. Please store this information in the "WWW Sites" category. The other type of Password Protected Site asks for a password via a web form. Therefore, you would actually enter your information into a web page rather than a dialog box. Store these passwords in the category "WWW Forms".
In "FTP Servers" you store your user ID and password to get access to password- protected FTP Servers.
In "Newsgroups" you store your user ID and password to get access to password- protected newsgroups.
In "Login Accounts" you store information you need to access the various UNIX and PPP accounts at ISP (Internet Service Providers) you have.
In "Email Accounts" you store the passwords you need to retrieve mail from your various mailboxes.
In "Online Banking" you store the web pages and access information of your several banks.
In "Bank Accounts" you store the bank numbers you have.
In "Credit Cards" you store the numbers and expiration dates of your credit cards.
In "ATM/PIN Cards" you store the numbers of your ATM/PIN cards.
In "Personal Data" you store data like your drivers license, your insurance policy, your social security number.
In "Software Keys" you store all the registration numbers or software keys that you have received after registering software programs.
In "Serial Numbers" you store the serial numbers of various equipment that you have in the house. The serial numbers of your VCR, TV, HIFI, PowerBook and Mac. You might need them if they ever get stolen.
In "Membership Numbers" you can store various identification numbers that you receive after you join an organization or group.