What are cookies and why should I use them?   "Cookies" is an Internet term that refers to a packet of information that a host computer (in this case, our Web server) uses to identify a visiting computer (in this case, your system running the browser). Each visiting computer is assigned a unique identification number that allows us to open and process a private shopping cart for you.  

How do I enable my cookies?  

For Internet Explorer and AOL users on Windows: Click on the "Start" menu, choose "Settings" and then "Control Panel". When "Control Panel" opens, click on the "Internet Options" icon, which will open the "Internet Properties" menu. Cookie options will be under either the "Advanced" tab or the "Security" tab (under "Security", select "Custom Level"). You should select the option to "Accept Cookies" and then click "Apply".  

In Netscape Navigator: Pull down the "Edit" menu on the menu bar, clicking on the "Preferences" option, and selecting the "Advanced" tab, which will display your "Cookie" options. Select "Accept All Cookies" then click "OK".  

If you cannot find cookie settings in any of these places: Please look up "cookies" under your browser's "Help" menu or contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for instructions.

What if I don't want to enable cookies?   If you choose not to enable cookies, you will not be able to use our search facility, add items to your shopping cart, or to place orders online, but you can still use our Web Site to browse our products.