BlueTooth software

Some devices work with the Microsoft Windows XP (SP1) drivers too.

Sinclair
"Edward S" <not_valid71@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Dorph" <Not_my_address@city.dk> wrote in message
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> > Hello
> >
> > Just bought a bt-dongle for use with my pc and p900. I bought
> > a D-Link DBT-120 that is ok, but i dont like the software
> > that came with it. So prices on those things arn't very high
> > so i bought another one (sandberg) only to find out that it was
> > excactly the same "Widecomm" software that came with that one.
> >
> > Does any one know of other software than the "widecomm" to
> > use with a bluetooth-dongle.
> >
> > D
>
> Yes, virtually all BT devices out there use Widcomm. You can try this
> one. I haven't tried it myself.
>
> http://www.ivtcorporation.com/products/bluesuit/

Widecomm has almost become of the "Windows" of Bluetooth. Keep in mind that
lesser known or used product will not have the devolpment support and
compatibility of "The Big Boy". Also, using BT software for other devices
then it was bundled with can become a real pain, i.e looking for a
compatible lisense for the device. you get used to using a lesser know
software and one day that vendor is gone, or no longer supporting that
product and then where are you? Interchanging different Vendors Widecomms
between different devices can be a full time job. So jiust something to
think about. Usually we read how the other softwares stink and where can I
get a copy of Widecomm to work with my dongle.
"Dorph" <Not_my_address@city.dk> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> Just bought a bt-dongle for use with my pc and p900. I bought
> a D-Link DBT-120 that is ok, but i dont like the software
> that came with it. So prices on those things arn't very high
> so i bought another one (sandberg) only to find out that it was
> excactly the same "Widecomm" software that came with that one.
>
> Does any one know of other software than the "widecomm" to
> use with a bluetooth-dongle.
>
> D
>
>