- Click "Save Target As ..." on pop-up menu.

- Browse to Windows/Media or a directory that you will remember and save audio file.

- Click "Start," point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.

- Double-click the Sounds icon.

- In the Windows Explorer area of the Events list, click the event you want to change.

- In the Name list, click the sound you want to associate with that event. (If you have saved the sound in a directory other than Windows/Media, browse to where the sound has been saved.)

- If you don't want any sound associated with that event, click "None."

Macintosh
These instructions will work with Mac Systems 7 and above, although there might be slight differences depending on the OS.

- Download audio files by clicking on "Mac" below the phrase and hold.

- Click "Save this link as ..." or "Download link to disk" on pop-up menu.

- Quit all open applications.

- Open the System folder.

- Double-click the icon labeled System. (the icon may look like a suitcase).

- Within the System is a list of keyboard layouts and alert sounds. Drag the new sounds into the System.

- Close the System.

- Go to Control Panels.

- Open the Sounds control panel (might be Monitors and Sounds).

- Under the menu for Set Alerts choose the new alert sound from the list.

- Close the control panel and the alert is set.