This makes many of pictures and tables easier to view, since we attempt to stay within that boundary. Listening One of the most important facets of an effective language tool is being able to hear the words. From the beginning, we have attempted to include sound files of many Potawatomi words and phrases throughout these pages. Watch for these sound links. Sound links won't work for you unless you have a sound card , speakers and a sound utility installed .
Most browsers come with a sound utility built in.
Sound Machine is what we've used to create our .au files. If you need more help with this installation process, ask your local net guru. The point of all this is that you need to have a sound utility installed before you click on one of our sound buttons for it to work. To return to the web, just click on that screen, leaving your sound application active for later sounds. This will eat up your memory and cause your computer to grind to a halt after a while, so turn off each sound file as you finish it by closing its window.