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superdave

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#38928 6-Aug-2009 08:30
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I have a windows mobile phone that doesn't connect to the internet unless I'm connected to the computer (I don't pay for the data connection) and I would like to break thet teather and connect to the computer via bluetooth and do JUST what I"m doing. can thet happen?

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  #243356 6-Aug-2009 08:58
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Try the easy way first - connect to ActiveSync over Bluetooth. This will automatically give you Internet access. Remember this is very limited in range - no more than 10 meters...




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  #243774 7-Aug-2009 07:08
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Alright, thanks. I didn't know if there was any special steps to do to make this work

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  #244700 10-Aug-2009 13:45
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so if I place my computer in a pretty centralized location, do you think that I would be able to get the signal through a few walls into a few important rooms? (ie: greatroom, bedroom, who am I kidding,  bathroom)



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  #244701 10-Aug-2009 13:46
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No. Bluetooth won't psass through walls - you will be lucky if you can get a good connection even if the devices can see each other.




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