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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless]Re: Wireless Phone Connectivity
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Rick,

Treos have USB connections for use with Windoze.  [I have a Treo 650
that I really like!]

I've heard some people have used JSyncManager to access Treos:
	http://www.jsyncmanager.org/
I've never had the time to play with the combination, though.

Carl

On Fri, 26 Jan 2007 10:55:10 -0800 (PST), Rick R. wrote:

>While that sounds nice, its really not universal
>enough for my taste.
>Specially the IR part bugs me as I also had trouble
>getting that stuff to work in my Config.sys and at the
>end of the day I'm wasting a lot of resources for just
>one single device.
>
>Those IR drivers neither work with any printer nor my
>PDA.
>Just the cell phone and limited support of phones at
>that.
>Its just not worth it.
>
>Its alos an issue with device placement and
>configuration.
>I want to be able to access that phone's memory like a
>simple network drive and ideally also hook up to the
>internet with it.
>Use it as a WiFi routing device.