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This is a context-sensitive Help file that is called from an application.


The name of the service.

To change the service name, highlight the existing name and enter the new name.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


This field contains the name of the device for which this dialog box is displaying the properties.


The Bluetooth Device Address of the device for which this dialog box displays the properties.


The type of device for which this dialog box displays the properties, e.g., Network Access Point, Laptop Computer, etc.


Proceed with the disconnect process.


Abort the disconnect process.


Select this option to avoid seeing this dialog box in the future.


Closes this dialog box and saves any changes you have made.


This field contains the communications port number (COM Port) that will be used to connect to the remote device, and the name of the remote device to which the connection will be established.


Select this option to avoid seeing this dialog box in the future.


Replace the existing file.


Close this dialog box and abort this operation.


The name of the file being transferred.


The existing file's description, including its size and the date it was last modified.


The new file's description, including its size and the date it was last modified.


Replace all existing files when the new file has the same name as the existing file.


Keep the existing file.


Copy the folder.


Close this dialog box and abort this operation.


Replace all existing folders when the new folder has the same name as an existing folder.


Keep the existing folder and its contents.


The name of the folder that will be replaced with the new folder.


The file to which these properties apply.


The type of file to which these properties apply, e.g., Text Document, Program File, etc.


The location of this file, e.g., Public Folder\My Files\.


The size of this file, in kilobytes (KB), e.g., 12 KB


The file name used by Microsoft Disc Operating System (MS DOS) to keep track of this file.


The date (mm/dd/yy) that this file was created.


The date (mm/dd/yy) that this file was last changed.


The date (mm/dd/yy)  that this file was last accessed.


The Folder to which these properties apply.


The type of object to which these properties apply, for example, File Folder.


The location of this folder, e.g., Public Folder\My Files\.


The size of the combined contents of this folder, in kilobytes (KB), e.g., 72 KB


The file name used by Microsoft Disc Operating System (MS DOS) to keep track of this folder.


The date (mm/dd/yy) that this folder was created.


The contents of this folder, including the number of files and the number of sub-directories (folders), e.g., 5 Files, 2 Folders.


Select the services that the remote device is allowed to use without additional authorization.


Select this option to avoid seeing this dialog box in the future.


Closes this dialog box.


Select the Personal Information Manager from which the business card will be chosen.


Select a business card to send to the remote device.


Close this dialog box and save the changes that you have made.


Close this dialog box without saving any of the changes that you have made.


Make the business card selected in the list above the default card sent on request.

If this option is selected, this dialog will not appear again until Bluetooth Control Panel > Client Applications > PIM Item Transfer > Send My Business Card is reconfigured to "Choose a business card as needed."


Enter your network user's name in this field.


Enter your password in this field.


Select this option to avoid seeing this dialog box during future connections to this same phone number.


Enter the phone number to be dialed.


Choose a location from the list.


Display the properties dialog box.


Establish the connection.


Close this dialog box and abort this operation.


Closes this dialog box.


This field contains an brief explanation of why the connection failed.


Additional help.


Enter your network user's name in this field.


Enter your password in this field.


Select this option to avoid seeing this dialog box during future connections to this same phone number.


Enter the phone number to be dialed.


Choose a location from the list.


Display the properties dialog box.


Establish the connection.


Close this dialog box and abort this operation.


Closes this dialog box.


This field contains an brief explanation of why the connection failed.


Additional help.


Click this button to establish a connection.


Close this dialog without and cancel this process.


Select a device from this list.


Click this button to update the list of devices in the box above.


The connection's status: Connected or Not Connected.


The length of time (hh:mm:ss) that this connection has been active.


The number of bytes sent to the remote device.


The number of bytes received from the remote device.


Display the properties dialog box for this connection.


Close this connection.


Choose an item from the list.


A graphic indication of signal strength, on a scale of weak to strong.


The name of the remote device to which this computer is connected.


The name that is used to identify this shortcut.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.

The new name will not show up in My Bluetooth Places until after a Refresh is performed (right-click and select Refresh).


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


Display the connection properties panel for the connection type chosen in the field to the immediate left.


Select a connection type from the drop-down list.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


Allow remote users to modify Read Only files and folders in the Bluetooth Exchange folder on this computer.


Allow remote users to access hidden files and folders in the Bluetooth Exchange folder on this computer.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


The path to the highest level accessible folder on this computer.


Display a standard Windows navigation dialog, from which you can set the path to the Bluetooth Exchange folder on this computer.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Accept-items of this type will not be accepted by this computer.

Save to Microsoft Outlook-items of this type will be saved in Outlook's database.

Save to Outlook Express-items of this type will be saved in Outlook Express's database.

Lotus Notes-items of this type will be saved in Lotus Notes's database.


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Accept-items of this type will not be accepted by this computer.

Save to Microsoft Outlook-items of this type will be saved in Outlook's database.

Lotus Notes-items of this type will be saved in Lotus Notes's database.


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Accept-items of this type will not be accepted by this computer.

Save to Microsoft Outlook-items of this type will be saved in Outlook's database.

Save to Outlook Express-items of this type will be saved in Outlook Express's database.

Lotus Notes-items of this type will be saved in Lotus Notes's database.


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Accept-items of this type will not be accepted by this computer.

Save to Microsoft Outlook-items of this type will be saved in Outlook's database.


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Accept-items of this type will not be accepted by this computer.

Save to Folder-items of this type will be saved in the folder selected below.


When email is sent or received by this computer all attached files will be included.

Changing this option on this page will automatically update this option on all other PIM-related property pages.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


The path to the folder where incoming items will be saved.


Display a standard Windows navigation dialog, from which you can set the path to the folder where incoming items are saved. If you change the Bluetooth exchange folder location in this dialog, other services that use this folder will also be updated to use the new location.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


Select "Choose a business card as needed" to select a business card each time it is requested

or

"Always send the same business card" to select a default card to be sent automatically.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook

Synchronize Outlook Express

Synchronize Lotus Notes


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook

Synchronize Lotus Notes


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook

Synchronize Outlook Express

Synchronize Lotus Notes


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook


When email is sent or received by this computer all attached files will be included.

Changing this option on this page will automatically update this option on all other PIM-related property pages.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


When selected, all connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook

Synchronize Outlook Express

Synchronize Lotus Notes


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook

Synchronize Lotus Note


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook

Synchronize Outlook Express

Synchronize Lotus Notes


Make your choice from the drop-down list. Possible choices include:

Do Not Synchronize

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook


When email is sent or received by this computer all attached files will be included.

Changing this option on this page will automatically update this option on all other PIM-related property pages.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


Select an un-used communications port.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


Click the down-arrow and select the modem that this connection should use.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth is initialized.


Click the down-arrow and select the modem that this connection should use.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


Choose an item from the list:

Do not allow network connections to this computer

Allow other devices to create a private network with this computer

Allow other devices to access the Internet/LAN via this computer


Display the Bluetooth Network Properties panel.


Display the Windows Network and Dial-up Connections dialog box.


All connecting devices must provide proof of identity (PIN code or Link Key); all data exchanged over this connection will be encrypted.


The name that is used to identify this service.

To change the name, select the existing name and enter the new name.


Start this service automatically when Bluetooth starts.


Select a Personal Informaiton Manager where business cards will be saved. Possible choices include:

Microsoft Outlook

Outlook Express

Lotus Notes


When email is sent or received by this computer all attached files will be included.

Changing this option on this page will automatically update this option on all other PIM-related property pages.


Select "Choose a business card as needed" to select a business card each time it is requested

or

"Always send the same business card" to select a default card to be sent automatically.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Select this option to avoid seeing this dialog in the future.


The name of the sound file (*.wav) to play when this service is accessed.


Listen to the selected sound.


Navigate to the sound to be played when this service is accessed.


You will not be notified when this service is accessed.


A notification "balloon" will appear in the Windows system tray area, over the Bluetooth icon.

This option may be selected in conjunction with the Audio notification option, below.


A sound will notify you when this service is accessed.

This option may be used in conjunction with the Visual notification option, above.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Closes this dialog box.


Select this option to avoid seeing this dialog box in the future.


Enter a name to help identify this computer to other Bluetooth devices.


Select either Desktop or Laptop from the drop-down list.

This selection determines the type of icon that represents this computer on a remote device's display.


This is a list of the services potentially provided by this computer, and basic configuration information about those services; whether they start when Bluetooth is initialized, security settings, and the communications port assigned to the service, if applicable.

To change a service's settings, double-click the service name or select the service and click Properties..., below.


Add a Bluetooth Serial Port service to the local services provided by this computer.


Delete the selected Bluetooth Serial Port service.

Only Bluetooth Serial Port services can be deleted.


Display the selected service's Properties panel.


Allow other devices to discover and report this computer.

If this option is NOT selected, other Bluetooth devices WILL NOT see or report this computer. However, devices that are paired with this computer will be able to connect to it.


Select a connection option from the drop-down list:

No devices; even devices that are paired with this computer are not allowed to connect.

All devices; all remote devices are allowed to connect.

Only paired devices; only devices that are paired with this computer are allowed to connect.

Only devices listed below; only devices that appear in the list box below are allowed to connect. When this option is selected the Add Device button will become available.


This is a list of the devices that are allowed to connect to this computer when "Only devices listed below" is selected in the "Allow:" drop-down list above.

To add a device to the list, click the Add Device button, below.


Display the Devices with access... dialog box, from which devices can be added to the list above.


Delete the selected device from the list above.


Display the PIN code notification dialog box, from which you can select an audio file (*.wav) to be played when a PIN code request is detected.


Select this option to limit the devices that this computer can discover to those devices in the list below.

Devices selected here can be mixed-and-matched with those selected with the "Allow this computer to discover all devices of a specific class..." option, below.


A list of Bluetooth devices within range of this computer.

Multiple devices can be selected using SHIFT + click and/or CTRL + click.


Select this option to limit the devices that this computer can discover to those devices within a specific class of devices or to specific types of devices within a class of devices.

Selections made here can be mixed-and-matched with those selected with the "Allow this computer to discover only these devices." option, above.


Click the down-arrow and select a class of device.

"Class," in this context, refers to the broad definition of a device, for example, a Computer or a Telephone.

To further refine the device to be discovered (Laptop computer, as opposed to Desktop computer), use the "Type:" option to the immediate right.


Click the down-arrow and select a type of device.

"Type," in this context, refers to a specific type device, for example, a Laptop computer or a Cellular telephone.

The contents of this drop-down list vary, depending on the "Class:" of device selected to the immediate left. However, most lists have an "All" option, which when selected, causes this computer to discover all device types within the class of devices selected to the immediate left.


Close this dialog box and save the changes that you have made.


Close this dialog box without saving any of the changes that you have made.


A list of the Bluetooth client applications on this computer.

To configure a client application's security properties, double-click the application name or select the application and click Properties..., below.


Add a Bluetooth Serial Port to this computer.


Delete the selected Bluetooth Serial Port.

Only serial ports can be deleted.


Display the Properties panel for the selected application.


Select this option to have this computer make periodic inquiries for other Bluetooth devices in the vicinity.


Enter a value between 1 and 60. This value determines how often, in minutes,  this computer automatically searches for other Bluetooth devices in the vicinity.

This option will not be available if the "Look for other Bluetooth devices" option to the immediate left is not enabled.


Click the down-arrow and select an option from the drop-down list:

Report all Bluetooth devices--all discoverable Bluetooth devices within range will be reported when this computer performs a device inquiry.

Report only Selected Bluetooth devices--only those devices in the list box directly below will be reported when this computer performs a device inquiry.

To add devices to the list below, click the Add Device button.


This is a list of those specific devices, classes of devices, and device types within a class of devices, that this computer will report when it performs a device inquiry.

This list is not active unless the "Report only Selected Bluetooth devices" option is selected from the drop-down list directly above.


Add a device to the list.

This button is not active unless the "Report only Selected Bluetooth devices" option is selected from the drop-down list above.


Delete the selected device(s) from the list.

This button is not active unless the "Report only Selected Bluetooth devices" option is selected from the drop-down list above.


This list box contains the name and type of the Bluetooth device(s) installed on this computer.

If more than one device appears in this list, select the device you want to view the properties of.


The name of the manufacturer of the Bluetooth device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above.


The manufacture's firmware revision number of the Bluetooth device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above.


The status of the device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above.

Under normal conditions this field will read, "This device is working properly."

If the device is not functioning properly, this field will provide an indication of the problem.


The Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) of the Bluetooth device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above.


The version number of the Bluetooth Specification that the Host Controller Interface (HCI) used by the device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above, complies with.


The revision number of the Bluetooth Specification that the Host Controller Interface (HCI) used by the device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above, complies with.


The version number of the Bluetooth Specification that the Link Manager Protocol  (LMP) used by the device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above, complies with.


The sub-version number of the Bluetooth Specification that the Link Manager Protocol  (LMP) used by the device selected in the "Devices:" list box, above, complies with.


Display the advanced hardware settings dialog box, from which you can select the country that this computer is being used in and the transmission power setting of the Bluetooth device attached to this computer.


Close this dialog box and save the changes that you have made.


Close this dialog box without saving any of the changes that you have made.


A list of Bluetooth devices within range of this computer.

Multiple devices can be selected using SHIFT + click and/or CTRL + click.


Enter the Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) in hexadecimal notation these fields.


Enter the Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) in hexadecimal notation these fields.


Enter the Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) in hexadecimal notation these fields.


Enter the Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) in hexadecimal notation these fields.


Enter the Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) in hexadecimal notation these fields.


Enter the Bluetooth Device Address (BDA) in hexadecimal notation these fields.


Closes this dialog box and saves the changes that you have made.


Closes this dialog box without saving any of the changes that you have made.


The currently selected country code.


Select an option from the drop-down list to adjust the Bluetooth transmission power setting of this computer.


Apply the changes that were made in this dialog box.

The local Bluetooth device must be reset for the changes to take effect.


Close this dialog box without saving any of the changes that you have made.


Display the "Regional Settings" control panel.


Enter your Personal Identification Number (PIN code) in this field.


Close this dialog box and initiate the pairing procedure.


Close this dialog box and abort the pairing procedure.


The name of the remote Bluetooth device that this computer will be paired with.


Display the main Help screen.


Closes this dialog box and saves the changes that you have made.


Closes this dialog box without saving any of the changes that you have made.


Expand this dialog box to show additional options.


Select this option to allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use ALL local services provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


Allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use the Bluetooth Serial Port service provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


Allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use the Dial-up Networking service provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


Allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use the Network Access service provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


Allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use the PIM (Personal Information Manager) Item Transfer service provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


The name of the remote Bluetooth device attempting to access this computer.


The name of the local service that the device listed above (Device Name) is attempting to access.


Allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use the File Transfer service provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


Allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use the PIM (Personal Information Manager) Synchronization service provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


Allow the device listed above (Device Name) to use the Fax service provided by this computer without additional Authorization on future connection attempts.


Display the main Help screen.


Close this dialog box and save the changes that you have made.


Add the selected device to the "Paired Devices:" list.


Remove the selected device from the "Paired Devices:" list.


A list of the discoverable Bluetooth devices within range of this computer.


A list of the Bluetooth devices with which this computer is paired.


Update the list of Bluetooth devices displayed in the "Found Devices:" list, above.


Display the main Help screen.


Close this dialog box, grant permission for the remote device to access this service, and save any changes that were made.


Close this dialog box and deny the remote device  permission to access this service.


Always allow this specific remote device to access this service.


Always allow this specific remote device to access the files in the Bluetooth Exchange Folder of this computer.


Authorize the current task only.


Allow the connecting device to access the Bluetooth Exchange Folder on this computer for the next "X" time period, defined in the drop-down list to the immediate right.


Closes this dialog box and applies your choice.


Close this dialog box and deny access to the files.


Select a time period from the drop-down list. The connecting device will have access to the Bluetooth Exchange Folder on this computer for the selected time period, and then will be denied further access.


Close this dialog and proceeds with the synchronization process.


Close this dialog box and aborts the synchronization process.


Apply the above selection to all items.


Closes this dialog box and applies your choice.


Select a service.


Update the list of Bluetooth devices in the list above.


Select this option to name this device.


Select a device from the list.


Updates the list in the box above.


Select the type of device to be found or choose "Show all devices."


Display additional help.


Skip the pairing procedure.


Enter your Personal Identification Number (PIN code) in this field.


Begin the pairing procedure.


Select a service.


Select a service.


Enter a name to help identify this computer to other Bluetooth devices.


Select either Desktop or Laptop from the drop-down list.

This selection determines the type of icon that represents this computer on a remote device's display.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Skip this step.