Audigy 2 ZS !!!!! headphone and mic hookup !!

I need to hook up an AC97 cable for my headphone/mic but i dont know where i would plug up on the card. my cable it all seprate pinns so no problem for a strange config. if anyone has a diagram-layout-schematics for the board it would be greatly appreicated. i know there is a white connector w no label next to the TAD but i dont know what its for.
if you know a refrance for hookin one up please post a link
P.S. I have seen the same question asked but not found a worthy response just insults (on a few diff forums)
(no disrespect but i have been searching for an answer fo awhile)

oh man thanks a lot! i knew about that option too, but i completely forgot about it!! lol
and let this be a reminder to anyone else dumb enough to forget about that little option!
thanks again

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I recently purchased this sound card and although the outputs seem fine, both the microphone and line in are silent in both inputting sound to hear it li've and for recording.
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