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Table Of Contents
Introduction
Installing BluePC
System Requirements
Installing BluePC
Getting Started
Accessing BluePC
Post Installation
Elements of BluePC
BluePC Wizard
Bluetooth-enabled Windows Explorer
Bluetooth Manager
BluePC Preferences
Setup Preferences
BluePC Preferences Wizard
General tab
Services Tab
Add a File Transfer Service
Add Business Card Exchange Service
Add Serial Port Service
Add Network Access Service
To remove a service:
Security Tab
Advanced Tab
Using BluePC
Access the Network
Locate the Network Access Service
Using the Bluetooth menu
Using BluePC Wizard
Using the Bluetooth-enabled Windows Explorer
Set up Connection
To access the connection through the system tray:
To access the connection through the Bluetooth-enabled explorer:
Transfer Files
Using the Transfer File Menu Option
Send Files
Receive Files
Using the Bluetooth-enabled Windows Explorer
Exchange Business Cards
Send Business Cards
Receive Business Cards
Print Files
Using BluePC Wizard
Using Bluetooth-enabled Windows Explorer
Print to a Standalone Printer
Setup the Bluetooth-Enabled Printer
Access the Serial Port Service
Synchronize PDAs with your PC
Add a Serial Port Service
Setup the PDA to use the Serial Port Service
Synchronize your PDA
Synchronize your PDA using ActiveSync
Synchronize your PDA Using Hotsync
Wireless Conferencing scenario
Setup the Host Computer
Set up the Guest Computer
Use an already setup Wireless Conference Scenario
Send a Fax
Listen to Music
Setup your Computer as a Audio Gateway
Using the BluePC menu
Using the BluePC Wizard
Connect to the Audio Device
Troubleshooting BluePC
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Installation
Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation
FCC Part 15 Radio Frequency Interference Statement
Industry Canada RSS-210 Radio Compliance Statement
Industry Canada ICES-003 Emission Compliance Statement
European Radio Approval Information
BluePC User Manual
Getting Started
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6.
The
Incoming Virtual
Private Connection
screen is displayed.
Figure 38.
Incoming Virtual Private Connections
7.
Click
Next
. The
Allowed Users
screen is displayed.
Figure 39.
Allowed Users
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