svanechel, a quick and easy way to get back to default settings is to rename the .gnome/, .gnome2/, .gconf/ and .gconfd/ directories into something else, and then log back into Gnome. Gnome will re-generate those files for you if they are missing, and you can get back your original configuration just by renaming your backup directories back to their original names.
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