Abstract: A container for storing a number of compact disks includes a housing having an aperture accessing the interior of the housing and a housing insert 2. The housing insert 2 is made up of a handle and a number of CD support components pivoted to the handle. The handle is pivoted flush against the side of the support components 20, and then the housing insert 2 is inserted into the aperture of the housing 1 so as to be received therein. The separate support components 20 can be pivoted about the pivot shaft of the handle 21 in the inserted position so as to allow the user access to particular CDs. Elastic holding members are provided on the housing for retaining the CD support members in the housing. The support component members are pivotal through an arc of at least 90.degree. so as to allow the user to properly remove any particular CD.

Abstract: A desktop organizer is designed so as to organize the components, such as a computer and related supplies and accessories, of a workstation in a compact space and at locations which the user will find convenient. The organizer includes a container in the form of a box having a rigid upper member on which the monitor of the computer can be supported, runners disposed within the container and extending orthogonally to each other, and at least one drawer housed within the container and supported by the runners so as to be withdrawable out of and pushable into the container through both the front of the container and a side of the container. A shelf or shelves for supporting paper and/or a mouse of the computer are also housed within the container. Support feet, which support the container on a working surface, include vertically extending stop catches which can be used to support the key pad of the computer in a generally vertical position when not in use.