Casing audio front panel and sb audigy 2

Hi, How could I connect my casing audio front panel jack to sb audigy 2 zs card ? My motherboard has
an onboard audio and it has a pin for audio front panel jack. So in additional rear connector I could connect my mic and headphone from the front panel. Is there a pins on sb audigy card where I could connect my front panel connectors?

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1.Product Type: Motherboard MSI G965M MS-7241 with integrated Realtek audio and updated driver for Windows Vista - 6.0.1.5331
2.BIOS version: AM v. 1.1, 2006-10-23
3.External VGA Type: NVIDIA GeForce 7600GS
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