Where do the packages go after you import them? I downloaded the Baseball package then imported it into Soundpackager and when I went to the folder the download was gone.   

Now I have partial default sounds restored and excess sounds I don't want. Oh Boy! Waiting for a fix.

It looks like this is more beta than it should be or am I just reading the comments all wrong?  

After uninstalling sound packager every thing seems to be back in order.
But I did relize after uninstalling that my DX Dark Weather sidebar gadget stopped working. I did a restore point back before installing sound packager and vista side bar gadget still does not work.
It was working before installing sound packager.

....it's just a sound.......not your house burnin' to the ground.

Start/ Programs/ Accessories/ System Tools/ System Restore.

Click on "Restore my computer to an earlier time'. Apply last Restore Point in list (if you have Windows on auto update, the restore point will be 09//11). Windows will restore and reboot automatically. Voila, sound fixed.....and you still have a roof over your head.

Okay you're maybe right yrag. However, it took some more digging to see what was borked and basically it had somehow borked the windows default sound scheme. This is why when I attempted to restore it, it didn't work. For awhile being the novice user I am I began to believe it had borked IE7 and SDC. Borking SDC would be bad because then I would have potentially lost my archives to fix a sound problem. There was a temp solution, mute the sound at least whenever using SDC, Explorer and IE7, or find the problem. I'll try restoring using the method you described because so far I've manually changed the borked default settings and renamed it "New Default", but so far I don't have original default settings any longer.

And maybe they can change this to an "Alpha" release.   

Update. You would think using a system restore point would work. It doesn't. This is because the football sound theme is left installed even if you deinstall Sound Packager using SDC. Additionally, using Sound Packager to "Restore Defaults" borks your Windows Default sound profile. System restore points don't change any saved user data(sound profiles) they only change major file registry changes such as a bad program install(can help recover from that). Soooo, the only solution I found was to manually fix a new default sound scheme using the control panel and selecting Sounds and audio devices. One thing is for certain I now only have a modified system default sound scheme available. The original is lost and unrecoverable. Not a complete disaster since only some explorer and internet sounds were borked just a moment of uncertainty and some work to restore order. By the way, thanks for the effort in helping yrag, it was a good idea.

Yay.. Zubaz skins now !!   

Sidenote.. MS system restore points.. meh   

One final update, although the football sound scheme sounds have been eliminated, I cannot under any reasonable efforts of mine assign any sounds to any explorer system events or internet events through the control panel. They just get wiped out for some reason. I've tried apply and save as after having made my selections. It doesn't work. No go. No save. It just keep resetting itself to no sound for those events. So, I now have no sounds in explorer and no sounds in internet browser use. And, as stated control panel isn't allowing me to assign any manually. My system won't cooperate. Argghhh!.  

What works best for me is just opening Control Panel...Sounds & Audio Devices and changing what I want...works like a charm!

Now it's looks/sounds awesome

well maybe i'm the only one to notice it due the fact i had to reformat my PC in past weeks (WIN XP PRO SP2) but i got an error to launch it. Well i open the debug file to see what happened and ....



Well Segoe UI was not installed in this PC so, i downloaded it, installed it and it's run perfectly and i can said that i prefer the Baseball one