Connecting Bluetooth Keyboard to N95?

I have an N95 phone and have purchased a non nokia Bluetooth Keyboard (Xema)and I am having problems making it work? It pairs with the phone but then does not work? The seller suggests that you have to remove nokia sofware for their own keyboard, but my phone supplier and Nokia say that this is not possible? Can any one help with advice?

It is up to manufacturers of 3rd party hardware to provide drivers to get their stuff to work on phones. It is not Nokia's responsibility. There's no way Nokia can be expected to provide drivers for all the hardware that's been designed by other manufacturers to work on their phones.
BTW, "wineman" is an unusal user ID. I know someone in the East of France who uses it fairly frequently. If it's you then you can probably guess who I am from my user ID...
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