Blackberry Curve 8330 as a Bluetooth adapter for the PC.

I'm probably going to make this sound complicated. But here is what i'm trying to do.i would like to use my bluetooth headset that i use for my phone with my computer using the phone as a bluetooth adapter with a computer that does not have bluetooth on it.
I have a PC without Bluetooth. I'm trying to connect my Blackberry Curve 8330m to the PC using USB. I turn on the bluetooth. pair it with my phone. but i don't know how to have the computer read the headset through the phone.. (aka i can't get the phone to be used as a bluetooth adapter.) any suggestions? If so please help! thank you!

You can also try using tetherbridge in app world for you phone. You will also be a leader to connect your playbook thru bluetooth. Tetherbridge will only connect via bluetooth.
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So, I got the Storm.
Has some really jiggy action problems on the keyboard and in other areas.
I found the Curve so much easier to operate in just minutes of playing with it at the store.
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My quesiton is, is it true that you can not use the phone for calls, web surfing or email while it is charging? Other than that it seems like a wonderful phone.
eh? No, that is not true.
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Indeed, you carrier may prevent you from using the Windows Live service on your BlackBerry device.
but it was available back in July 2008.
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