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Sony Ericsson Indonesia
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On 2005-08-22 10:20:26, sapporobaby wrote:
No. You can however control your MAC from your w800. http://www.salling.com
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damm... i wanted it the other way around so i can use my mac to sms in school lol
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Jools
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Well, you can send SMSs from Address Book in Mac OS X if your phone is paired with the Mac you're using. You type the SMS on the Mac and it gets sent via Bluetooth to the phone and off through your phone.
Any messages you recieve on your phone will appear on your Mac while Address Book is connected to your phone.
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sapporobaby
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From: Finland. Kuwait maybe :)
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On 2005-08-22 15:44:04, JoolsG4 wrote:
Well, you can send SMSs from Address Book in Mac OS X if your phone is paired with the Mac you're using. You type the SMS on the Mac and it gets sent via Bluetooth to the phone and off through your phone.
Any messages you recieve on your phone will appear on your Mac while Address Book is connected to your phone.
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My bad. I thought he wanted a remote control type of function.
*edited on a Mac of course. Mac: There is no substitute*
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Jools
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Me too from the original post!!
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brap
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On 2005-08-22 15:44:04, JoolsG4 wrote:
Well, you can send SMSs from Address Book in Mac OS X... |
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But do remember to put 'K750' in the appropriate .plist - see earlier in the thread ;)
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Really? Cool, never knew that... I'd love to see it, but yesterday my Powerbook's HDD gave up. If any of you run an 8026GAX, don't trust it for a minute... :( |
~lozishere~
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I do a comprehensive mac service, for little above cost price... Email me at lawrencedudley@gmail.com. And yes, I am trustworthy, I can prove it.
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~lozishere~
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On 2005-08-22 14:34:06, psmithaitchison wrote:
Hi Sapparobaby.
My phone and mac connect perfectly when it comes to sycing but not when used as a modem. The bluetooth becomes active on phone and mac but phone will not connect to wap. it connects to wap normally on it's own but not when it's needed as a modem.
I have tried everything but there's obviously a glitch somewhere.
Darn.
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The problem you are having is down to one of two things: Firstly, you may be using the wrong scripts, in which case try here: http://www.taniwha.org.uk/
The second issue may be with your GSM network settings. What network are you on,a nd are you on paya as you go or pay monthly?
Tell us these fetails and i will find a fix very uickly, and no, you're phone is not broken.
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larry2209
Joined: Oct 01, 2003
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Hi
I am about to replace my rather old P800 and am thinking that the K750i will meet all my needs. After reading through the posts on this thread I have a couple of questions.
I am using 10.4.2 Will I still need the various third party “cleaner” applications? If so is there a “How to set up” site?
Do the iCal Tasks get transferred to the K750i with iSync?
Many thanks
Larry Elliott
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Jools
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Hi,
The 'third-party cleaner apps' are just for removing the invisible (to the Mac) .DS_Store and .Trashes files the Mac OS leaves all over the memory stick when its mounted on the Mac via USB. If you transfer files via Bluetooth you don't need to clean these files as they don't get transferred.
iCal 'To Dos' do get transferred to the phone as Tasks. For some reason they appear slightly differently to Tasks created in the phone - they don't have an icon. But they do transfer and with reminders if a Due Date is set in iCal.
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sapporobaby
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From: Finland. Kuwait maybe :)
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On 2005-08-28 00:10:55, larry2209 wrote:
Hi
I am about to replace my rather old P800 and am thinking that the K750i will meet all my needs. After reading through the posts on this thread I have a couple of questions.
I am using 10.4.2 Will I still need the various third party “cleaner” applications? If so is there a “How to set up” site?
Do the iCal Tasks get transferred to the K750i with iSync?
Many thanks
Larry Elliott
Auckland, New Zealand
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What "third party" cleaners are you talking about? You mean for the ._ds files or something like this? Mac OS generates these, so there is nothing you can do about them.
iSync, as far as I know will sync tasks and calendar and contacts with the k750i generally without a problem. Ask Jools as he can better help you out here.
*edited on a Mac of course. Mac: There is no substitute*
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KopStar
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There is something that you can do about the ._ DS files; I use FinderCleaner and rather than dragging the K750i to the Trash, I drag it to that on my dock and get gets rids of the DS files and resource forks too!
By the way, has anyone found an workaround for the contact dash issue yet? I'm sure I saw it on here, but searches bring up nada! 
[ This Message was edited by: temporal_dragon on 2005-08-30 01:09 ] |
~lozishere~
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Why the hell does MacOS even put ._ files on a DOS volume? There should be a way of switching it off, because it's obvious they don't really do anything. OK, if you wanted to store files on a MSD then they wouldn't open in the application that saved them, but surely if you were doing that, then you would have a Mac formatted memory stick? Let me have a look at the file system files under the hood of X and see if i can change some settings.....
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brap
Joined: Jul 28, 2005
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On 2005-08-31 00:20:24, ~lozishere~ wrote:
...but surely if you were doing that, then you would have a Mac formatted memory stick?
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Probably... but then, this is behaviour for all storage devices. Even FAT and NTFS volumes over firewire, and even Samba retain these files. They contain the 'view' information, so they're not quite useless 
Re: the issues with K750i and dialup via bluetooth, though not GPRS, the solution is this -- force the Bluetooth Setup Assistant to use the "Ericsson T39 14.4" modem script. Works like a charm. Pity nothing faster does :/
BTW - I'd have taken up your offer, but it's already been replaced. One of the scariest things I've ever done... now on a cheap WD 600VE. |
~lozishere~
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Ok, no problem Brap. If anyone else happens to have mac trouble though, email me  I can do most work for half the amount Apple can, and I can get hold of most Apple service parts through back-channels with service centres.
What do you guys think of the upcoming iPhone? I dislike Motorola, but if it has good build quality I'd be quite keen on getting it!
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Sony Ericsson Indonesia
Joined: Oct 08, 2002
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no one could find me an app that can controll sms and stuff so i was just looking around and i found one here BluePhoneElite
http://www.reelintelligence.com/BluePhoneElite/index.shtml
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Posted: 2005-08-22 15:21
