I've made a major mistake...

Got the dreaded Snow Leopard/Firewire issue today with my card reader. Tried an external drive with no joy. Looked for info on how to solve this and for some reason thought it would be a good idea to reinstall 10.5 using the 'archive previous system' option. Like a fool I forgot to note my passwords and now I have utterly messed everything up. Can't get my mail account up as can't remember password. Didn't set a password when I started with 10.5, but I'm now being asked for a password when I try and reinstall SL.
I feel like a total idiot, but if anyone feels like helping me rather than berating me then please let me know what I should do to try and get SL installed and my system back to something like normal.
Vinny

Vinny
You can simply select Restart from the Apple Menu with the Installer Disk inserted. When it reboots hold down the 'C' key. This gets over authentication being required if you installed disk and clicked the installer icon.
You can 'reset' local account passwords using the Reset Password Utility on the Installer Disk. There should be no need to reinstall.
The email password is something else. A phone call to your mail provider should sort it out. Failing that you should have had some communication from your provider when you first set this up. The password should be in there somewhere?
HTH?
Tony

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