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#330 12-Jul-2003 17:41
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dear all;
i am using Hp T300 and i have SonyClie SJ33, I would like to send the email using My Sonyclie by T300 as a Modem using The Infra red. is it possible or not ? because my Sonyclie and My T300 is not support Bluetooth. thx guys

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#660 12-Jul-2003 18:09
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Yes, the T300 can be used as a GPRS or CSD modem via infrared, if you want.




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#672 14-Jul-2003 20:20
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Could tell me how to use my T300 with sonyclis Sj 33 Step by Step thank you.

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#673 14-Jul-2003 20:29
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I don't have a Palm in front of me, so this is what I remember:

Tap the Prefs application, and change to Connections. You should have a connection that points to IrCOMM to Modem or something like this. If not, you can create one now.

Still within the Prefs application, change to Network and create a new entry there, using the connection created before.

Make sure you enter the phone number to dial, username and password.

Now, turn on the infrared on your T300, point the Palm/Sony to it and tap Connect.

You should see on the display of your mobile phone the number being dialled.

This is the essence, but you can change anything from here.




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