To use a sound file from the web as your league or franchise sound, just follow these simple instructions.

1. First, please understand that audio clips tend to be quite large in size, which means they can take some time to download.
2. Decide which of the following sound files you'd like to use, or find one on your own.
3. Place your mouse over the link to that file. If you are running a Windows computer, press the right mouse button. On a Macintosh, press and hold the mouse button.
4. Once the menu appears, select the Copy this Link Location option from the menu, if you're running Netscape. If you're running Microsoft Internet Explorer, follow these instructions:
   1. Once the menu appears, select the Properties option.
   2. From the Properties window, use your mouse to highlight the address of the image.
   3. Press and hold the Control key on your keyboard, and press the "C" key. This will copy the image location to your clipboard.
   4. Press the OK button.
5. Return to the franchise or league setup page using your browser's Back button.
6. Place your cursor inside the Franchise (or League) Sound Clip URL text entry field.
7. From your browser's Edit menu, select the Paste option.

Some suggestions for sound files:

• The current (110k) as well as classic (219k) Monday night football sound clips are available on the ABC Monday Night Football Sound Studio page. Also, the Are You Ready For Some Football? (110k) clip is, too.
• Wavcentral.com has tons of audio files, as does Allwavs.com.
• Lycos allows you to search the entire web for sound files. Here are the results of a Lycos query for all sounds related to football.
• Of course, Yahoo! has lots of links to sites with audio files.