HELP! HOW DO I set up 2 bluetooth palms on the same computer?

I have 2 palms. I have a windows 7 laptop. My hot sinc connects through bluetooth. I have successfully set up 1 palm but when I try to set up the second one it pairs but tells me "the port is in use by another application". When I cleared all info on my second palm it hot sincs with it ok. How can I add my second palm and set it up sucessfully so that i dont get "port in use"message?
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