Case front panel and Audigy 2 questi

Hey guys, this might be a stupid question, and I promise you, I did search the forums for this particular problem but didnt find anything.
I'm building a computer for a friend and the case is a: JPAC 4 Black Black Computer Case With Side Panel Window. In its front panel is a Line out and Mic out. He has bought a regular Audigy 2 card for sound. I tried looking in the manual as to whether or not I should hook up the front panel on the sound card or onto the motherboard. My hunch right now is to hook it up to the mobo.
There's also one thing that stumps me, in the Audigy 2 manual there is a set of pins on the top left side of the card that is completely ignored in the manual. It never explains what it's purpose is. I was thinking that I would hook up the front panel on there instead of on the mobo but now i'm not so sure.
Hey guys, I appreciate any input you have on this subject, I'm sure its a pretty short answer.
To list the specs, its a Asus A8N5 mobo, socket 939 with the aforementioned case. Thanks in advance for any help.
Mark

Ok, what if I have a regular Audigy 2 soundcard, but DO NOT have the J header on my card? Is there any way to still do this? I have searched around these forums, as well as a few other forums as well and have not been able to find the answer for this.
Am I just out of luck, or is there something I can do? I'l try to get a digital pic of by soundcard for reference if needed.
Thanks,
Wolfsblood.

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