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- Open up your Home Folder by clicking Places>Home Folder
- Press CTRL-H (or click View>Show Hidden Files)
- Find a folder called .gnome2 (it has a period at the beginning of the name) and open it by double clicking on it
- Inside of the .gnome2 folder, there is another folder called keyrings. Open it up.
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