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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wild Gazebo" data-source="post: 2067906" data-attributes="member: 24413">I have several thousand pages of crinkled paper describing two campaign worlds.  I took each of those sheets and crammed them delicately into my organizer (an old cardboard box).  I then used a permanent marker and labelled the organizer 'useless papers' stuffed it into my hall closet between my wife's knitting suppies and our cat's litter box.  It seems to work for me.  Other than that I separate my notes by region, organization, history, and PC envolvement (which changes the world quite significantly over the 15 years I've run it).  Oh, and I try to separate my 'in game maps' and 'design maps' 'cause I do so love handing out innacurate and/or poorly drawn maps.  Oh, I do colour-code the top right corner of the sheets for quick reference and always maintain shortlists of NPC names and titles per region on separate sheets, again, for quick reference.  Yeah, I guess that would be my best advise...I make extensive use of one page summaries and only look up things if I absolutley have to.I'm not entirely sold that organization would make the experience any better:  I love the feeling of digging through my stacks of well-worn paper.  It makes me feel warm and fuzzy.</blockquote>