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CF Card "Socket" and windows ce.net 4.2

Postby Luca » Tue, 12 Jul 2005 23:17:46 GMT 

Hello,

I'm working with bluetooth cf card "Socket" and hanheld terminal with
windows ce.net 4.2.
It is possible to use the serial port on bluetooth connection??
In contron panel the "Bluetooth Manger" see only other device, but
there isn't any services??

Thanks & Regards 

Luca
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