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Multimedia Files & Downloads
Our websites occasionally utilize multimedia and data files which require applications external to your web browser. Fortunately, these applications are free and available for download via the web. Listed below are some common "plug-in" applications which you may need to download in order to view certain areas of our website.
- Adobe Reader
Available from Adobe Systems, Inc.
For use with filetypes with the extension "pdf"
Click for help with the Acrobat Reader - Quicktime Player
Available from Apple Computer, Inc.
For use with filetypes with extensions "mov","mpg","mp3","aif","wav"
Click for help with the Quicktime Player - Macromedia Flash Player
Available from Macromedia
For use with filetypes with the extension "swf"
Click for help with the Flash Player
Privacy Policy & Terms of Use
Protecting your privacy is very important to COOK. We take the protection of your personal information very seriously. To learn more about how we collect, use and safeguard the information you may provide us on our website, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Web Browser Compatibility
We have taken great care to ensure the same browsing experience irregardless of the web browser and operating system you choose to use. The following browsers and operating systems have been tested by our development team:
- Internet Explorer v5+ (Windows, Macintosh)
- Netscape Navigator v5+ (Windows, Macintosh)
- Mozilla Firefox (Windows, Macintosh)
- Apple Safari (Mac OSX)
Inherently, there will be slight differences in the way content is presented. If you experience trouble viewing our site, please let us know by providing the following information:
- Your operating system and version
- The web browser and version you are using
- The page(s) you are experiencing difficulty viewing
Error Codes
Many errors you may experience at any website on the Internet are caused by simple typing mistakes. The second most common cause for an error is a link may be outdated, i.e. the page you're asking for may have been removed from the site or was moved to a different area of the site. Listed below are some common errors and descriptions of what they mean:
File Not Found (Error 404)
The browser can't find the page you have requested. If you typed in the URL (or location) yourself, please double check the location you typed in the browser.
Server Error
The server is the computer where the COOK website is stored. If you get a "server error" message, we most likely are aware of the problem and are working to correct the problems you are experiencing. We appologize for the outage and will have the problem fixed as soon as possible.
Document Contains No Data
This error is caused by either a mistake in the link or a problem with our server generating the page you have requested. Try reloading/refreshing the page.
Timeout
A timeout error occurs when your web browser is waiting for a page to be sent from a server and the server has not responded in an acceptable amount of time. This may occur when the site or your internet service provider is very busy or having problems. If the problem persists, contact your service provider.





