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Windows recipe database program. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
COOK.DAT | 7201 | 3186 | deflated |
COOK.DEX | 237 | 172 | deflated |
COOK.EXE | 635403 | 44075 | deflated |
COOK.INI | 98 | 68 | deflated |
COOK.PCX | 54494 | 12029 | deflated |
COOK.WRI | 20608 | 7957 | deflated |
GBALL.PCX | 1129 | 829 | deflated |
LOADING.PCX | 17259 | 5265 | deflated |
ORDER.WRI | 2432 | 939 | deflated |
PBALL.PCX | 1140 | 841 | deflated |
README.1ST | 806 | 445 | deflated |
THREED.VBX | 55248 | 20626 | deflated |
VBRUN200.DLL | 356992 | 199944 | deflated |
Download File COOK32.ZIP Here
Contents of the README.1ST file
Here's how to get Cook 3.2 up and running.
1. Create a directory called COOK and put the COOK.ZIP file into
this directory.
2. Unzip COOK.ZIP. Leave all the files in this directory except two:
VBRUN200.DLL and THREED.VBX. Cook requires VBRUN200.DLL, the Windows
Visual Basic Library, and also THREED.VBX. Put these two files into
your Windows/System directory.
3. Now, to run COOK, you can add COOK.EXE to your Program Manager
(or whatever Windows shell you use). Or use the RUN command in
Program Manager or File manager to run COOK.EXE directly. A complete
description of all the COOK features, and complete instructions are
in the file COOK.WRI (which can be read with the WRITE.EXE file that
comes with Windows or can be called up within COOK by clicking on
the HELP button).
1. Create a directory called COOK and put the COOK.ZIP file into
this directory.
2. Unzip COOK.ZIP. Leave all the files in this directory except two:
VBRUN200.DLL and THREED.VBX. Cook requires VBRUN200.DLL, the Windows
Visual Basic Library, and also THREED.VBX. Put these two files into
your Windows/System directory.
3. Now, to run COOK, you can add COOK.EXE to your Program Manager
(or whatever Windows shell you use). Or use the RUN command in
Program Manager or File manager to run COOK.EXE directly. A complete
description of all the COOK features, and complete instructions are
in the file COOK.WRI (which can be read with the WRITE.EXE file that
comes with Windows or can be called up within COOK by clicking on
the HELP button).
December 14, 2017
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