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#7442 15-Apr-2006 10:02
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I have a Zire 72 and an emac. I bought a bluetooth adapter for my computer becuase ive been trying to get an internet conection on it. I dont know what to do because whenever i try to connect to the internet it says Signing on for like 1 or 2 minutes and then it says Error: PPP timeout... what does that mean? and how can fix it?Im so confused...

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#33039 15-Apr-2006 12:03
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You need the Bluetooth software to support the LAP (LAN Access over PPP) profile. I don't think the Mac OS X supports it. If this is the case then the Internet sharing connection will not work.





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#33082 16-Apr-2006 12:56
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-Oh so there is no way that ill work with my mac?-I also have Windows XP...-How can i get an internet connection if I use my Windows XP and the  Bluetooth USB adapter?

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#33087 16-Apr-2006 14:14
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Have a look in our Bluetooth Guides. This will only be possible if the Bluetooth adapter comes with its own software (either Broadcom/Widcomm or BlueSoleil), since the native Bluetooth software on Windows XP SP2 doesn't support LAP either.





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