Re: bluetooth PDA (Imate k-jam) internet connection to G4 powerbook

I have called Apple and they told me my device is not supported, so me connecting my laptop to my PDA to use as a modem to surf the net isn't an option..any other ideas?..I will call my PDA phone manufacturer later..I have also called Tmobile cell phone support and they also cannot help me cause my phone isnt supported...any other ideas..my friend is a sys. admin and he is trying to write me a code to set them both up.

I found this while doing searches for my own internet sharing problem. it's for a T3 but it might still help.
http://homepage.mac.com/bruce.mckenzie/blog/C1146693724/E874465137/
Power Mac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.3)

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My configuration : another manufacture laptop with True Mobile 350 (Toshiba stack)
and a PDA Windows Mobile 6 PocketPc (Phone Edition)(TyTn)
I would like to use my PDA as a PAN server to use its internet connection with my laptop (PC -> PDA -> Internet. I've paired the two devices, but when I activated the Internet sharing on my PDA i've no feature on my laptop to access the PAN created by the PDA.
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I have a desktop computer that has a Bluetooth internal adapter. It has an Internet cable.
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Есть настольный компьютер, у него есть встроенный Bluetooth и проводной Интернет.
Хотелось бы подключить iPad к этому соединению.
Я знаю, что это (брать Интернет) возможно с iPhone и, насколько я читал в Интернете, с MacBook.
Но можно ли сделать это с Windows-компьютером?
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Though your question asks about PC, your profile doesn;t say what computer OS you are using, but I can tell you how to do it on Mac. The process might be similar on Windows.
Pair your iPad to your Mac using these instructions.
Share your Internet connection on your Mac.
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Sharing.
Select Internet Sharing.
Choose the Internet connection you want to share from the “Share your connection from” pop-up menu. For example, if you’re connected to the Internet over Ethernet, choose Ethernet.
Select Bluetooth for how you want to share your Internet connection in the “To computers using” list.

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