The Coeur d'Alene terms in the left-hand column are what the audio clips are titled. Work backwards from the English translation to grab the audio clip you want.

To save to your computer: right-click on the .wav button, select 'Save Target As...', find the folder you've created on your hard drive, then click 'Save'. A window will appear that says, 'Download Complete'
Coeur d'Alene		.wav files	Translation:	Suggested Sound:
	e tech sti'm rb		'what's the task, my job?'	Exclamation
	chinmsh ? rb		'what's the matter?'	Default Beep; Critical Stop
	huy t'uk'wipmsh rb		'get started!'	Default Beep
	gwnikhw rb		'that's right, Right On!'
	khwis chii rb		'what the heck?!'	Program error
	lut he'ytsmeysn rb		'I don't know'
	sti'm khwe 'i'ytspu'sminm rb		'what are you thinking?'
	ne' ku shelchmntsut'u'u'ut rb		'You can really go around in circles'
	hoy sits rb		'look out, what's this?'	Question
	ni ku sell? rb		'are you confused?'
	qhest twe skwitstm km		'good morning'	Start Windows
	qhest he skwitstm lf
	ku 'ułchitspentkhwi' rb		'you're back !'
	ku 'ułchitspentkhwi' rb		'good, you made it'
	ku 'ułchitspentkhwi' rb		'oh, you're back !'
	ah, qhest km		'greetings; ok, good!'	Start Windows; Maximize
	ni gwnikhw rb		'is that right?; is that so?'	Restore Up
	t'i' hnma'lp rb		'coffee's ready' ('Break time')	Restore Down
	t'i' hnmayayqn rb		'time for lunch'
	ne' u'ltsgwichstmin rb		'I'll see you later'	Exit Windows; Close program
	chn shipep rb		'I'm finished'
	k'wa'y lut che'm khukhwa' rb		'It's not ready yet'	any project; 'to do' list; program stop
	k'wa'y lut che'm khukhwa' rb
	qhest q'we'np' lf		'the work day's over'	Exit Windows
	qhest sq'we'np' km
	hoy nk'włu khwa q'wenp' rb		'quit time'
	hoysn rb		'I quit for today'
	t'i' cheł chkhuy enis rb		'it's time for us to go home'
	hoy ch'uł'enis rb		'let's go home'
	hoy ch'uł'enis rb		'that's it, let's go'
	shet'iple'nt rb		'you take care of it'	Empty Recycle Bin
	twi chn sell rb		'I'm confused'	Blocked Pop-Up Window; Menu popup
	ni shił q'we'np'? rb		'is it quitting time (yet)?'	Blocked Pop-up Window
	ku'pł sq'e'yshit'wes km		'you've got mail'	Windows Messenger; New Mail notification

"Suggested Sound(s)” are just that.  Feel free to assign the Coeur d'Alene expressions to your own needs and liking.

Installation Instructions

*Copy the Coeur d'Alene audio clips into a new folder you've set up on your computer.

Go to Start ==> Settings ==> Control Panel ==> "Sounds and Multimedia"
(Note:  in Vista, "Sounds" folder; then select the "Sounds" tab from among "Playback/Recording/Sounds")

Click on any of the Windows' functions (like, "Close program"). In the box below where it asks you to Name (the sound), choose "Browse" and select the audio clip you want from your new folder.  You'll be assigning a Coeur d'Alene sound to that function, and hear the alert every time your computer performs it.

A few extra steps for enabling the mail notification sound:
In order to enable a sound to play as notification of when you receive a new email, you have to activate that option in Microsoft Outlook.  First, open Microsoft Outlook.  Pictures of the steps are pasted below.   
Go to Tools ==> Options ==> Preferences (tab) ==> E-mail Options… button (towards top of dialog box) ==> Advanced E-mail Options…button (towards middle of dialog box) ==> check the box that says “play a sound” ==> press “OK” 3 times to exit and save new settings.  Note: Vista may be a little different.

 Tools ==> Options
 

A few more extra steps to enable a “Reminder” audio to play for calendar reminders (if you use the calendar and alarms within Outlook):

Go to Tools ==> Options ==> Other (tab) ==> Advanced Options… button (towards top of dialog box) ==> Reminder Options…button (towards bottom of dialog box) ==> this will bring you to the Reminder Options dialog box in which you’ll check both boxes (regarding playing sound and displaying the reminder).  Next, you’ll need to assign a sound you want to play when a task or meeting is coming up, from that same dialog box, click browse…, locate and select the audio clip you want from the new folder you created with the Cd’A audio files.  Once you’ve located it press the “OK” button three times to exit and save new settings.

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