Connecting Bluetooth

BB Curve 8380. I am new to BB and figured most things out, but not the bluetooth. I'm trying to connect it to my laptop and can't figure it out. Any help for a newbie? Thank you. 
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Hi there!
8380? For some reason, I don't find that model number...
But, all BT pairing instructions are in the user guide. You can find your user guide here:
http://docs.blackberry.com/en/smartphone_users/cat​egories/?category=BlackBerry+Smartphones&userType=​...
If you've already tried that, then please report back with exactly what you've attempted and exactly what the result is.
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