Where are custom styles saved on my computer?

Hi,
I need to create a cd with all the customizations I have made to a template (object, table, cell, paragraph, and character styles). I can't seem to find them, however.
In CS4 I found them here:
Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Program Files > Adobe > Adobe InDesign CS5 > Presets > Styles,
but not in CS5.
Perhaps it's a permission or hidden file issue...?
Thanks!

Yes - I am preparing a toolkit for other users of ID who have no experience - several users in different locations. I'd like to be able to hand them a cd with everything on it that they need.
This was very simple in CS4...

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