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clipped from muzich.blogspot.com
To view the passwords associated with any site, go to the log-in page and right-click anywhere on the page.
Select View Page Info, and then the Security tab.
Click View Saved Passwords. Another window will pop up showing the usernames associated with that site
Click Show Passwords to see the passwords for each username.
If you want to view all of your saved usernames and passwords, open Options under the Tools menu and select the Security tab.
Click Saved Passwords to open a list of every site you've ever saved a password for
Again, click View Passwords and the list will display all of your passwords. You can't print this list, but you can just as easily take screenshots if you want to print out your passwords for safekeeping.
Of course...this a security hole
password-protect your passwords
Options | Security tab, click Use a master password and enter a password. Now this password will have to be entered any time you or anyone else tries to view saved passwords.
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style options...

Include Clip before or after Remarks  
Customize Clip Colors
Border Background Font
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Select Background Color
Select Font Color
Video Size
If you are clipping video to your blog, and it is too wide, select this option.
Clipmarks Logo and Link
If you chose not to have the Clipmarks logo and link in this blog post, select "Don't include" here.
Line Breaks (Advanced)
If your blog software is configured to automatically convert new lines into HTML, select "Don't format" here to prevent Clipmarks from doing so.
Styles (Advanced)
By default, Clipmarks uses inline styles to format content in your blog post. If you would like to prevent this styling and customize the css rules yourself, select this option and copy this stylesheet into your blog template.