[nfbcs] ActiveSync

[Jim Barbour]

Hey Mike,

Generally, there is a master and a slave.  Usually, the computer is
the master, and whatever you're running active sync against (phone,
etc.) is the slave.  Probably works that way with your Braille Sense
as well.

Once everything is connected, you should see a likely looking device
in your "my computer" folter.  You'll then be able to copy files,
contacts, etc. via that.

It is also possible that your Braille Sense came with proprietary
software to do data management over active sync.

If none of this gets you going, feel free to ping me off list :)

Thanks,

Jim

On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 03:55:17PM -0800, Mike Freeman wrote:
> Hello!
> 
> I'm running a laptop with XP Home SP3. It has wireless and bluetooth 
> connectivity. I recently purchased a Braille Sense Plus and when I fire 
> up its bluetooth manager, it says that my computer has made ActiveSync 
> available. However, once connected, I can't figure out what to do next. 
> Is there a simple, i.e., explaining things in one text file that isn't a 
> tome, tutorial or "how-to" on using ActiveSync?
> 
> T I A!!
> 
> Mike
>  
> 
> 
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