Connecting with Bluetooth--AppleScript Error

My current internet connection is through my mobile company here in Italy while studying abroad using the bluetooth of my phone. There's a program that I have to run from the company to connect, and the first few days after installing Leopard I was able to still connect, but with several glitches (i.e. locking up, my menu bar freezing in the connection, time, and power area showing the pinwheel when I hovered over it) and this caused me to have to force my laptop to shut down by holding the power button on several occasions.
Now when I open the program, as it is loading the phone information and taking control of the network settings, I am greeted by a message saying, "The application FMM3MYIC quit unexpectedly." offering me to ignore, report, or relaunch. Both ignoring and relaunching lead to a second message saying (translated from Italian) "AppleScript Error: The localconnectionstatus variable is not defined. (-2753)" Ultimately this leads me without a connection.
Any hints as to why it was running fine before and not now? I've recently installed the two latest updates thinking that might help and deleted the files as well as re-installed the program.
I know nothing really about scripts, but would it be possible to edit the script for the program. Any help would be great--I went to a local Mac store (not an official one--just a support and sales place) here in Milan and they were really of no help. His suggestion was to run DiskUtility, which did me no good. Anyway thanks in advance.

Could you verify a couple of things please?
Are the 64-bit desktop and 32-bit laptop both paired to the same Nokia 5800, and are they used in such a way that both computers could be connected via Bluetooth to the 5800 at the same time? You should verify that the previous Bluetooth connection is turned off before using another. This can be done for example by disabling the bluetooth dongle from the other computer. It could be said that Ovi Suite doesn't support connecting to a mobile phone from multiple computers.
Are you able to pair your Nokia 5800 with the Toshiba laptop at all? Or did I understand the problem correctly, that after restarting the Mobile device, it can be connected to the laptop? If it is a pairing problem, you could try pairing the device outside Ovi Suite by using the Microsoft Bluetooth stack directly.
If the problem is not one of the above mentioned, and it persists, it could help if you post the following information to your reply (from Ovi Suite):
Help->About->System Information->Copy text to clipboard

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