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Cannot connect to AT&T GPRS with 10.3 via bluetooth
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Senior User
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Torrance by day, Pasadena by night
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Greetings. I've searched and I've searched but cannot find any postings ANYWHERE regarding this. I had no problems connecting with 10.2 through Internet Connect/Bluetooth. Does anyone know if there is a procedure that does work with 10.3? This has been driving me crazy, so before i go back on the Zoloft  , could someone Please help. Thanks.
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You gotta tame the beast before you let it out of its cage.
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Senior User
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: In a maze of twisty tunnels all alike
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I'm still able to make a Bluetooth->GPRS connection under 10.3 using the same setup as I had under 10.2.
I have a separate location called GPRS that only has the Bluetooth modem in it and am connecting from my 17" PB with build in Bluetooth via my P800.
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Senior User
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Torrance by day, Pasadena by night
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Ok. Are you using your P800 as a modem or are you connecting through your service providers network using GPRS? In other words, I want to connect through AT&T's GPRS network using my T68i>bluetooth>powerbook. Did that make any sense? I don't want to use the phone as a "modem" per se. I want to use my phone as a gateway...the same way i used it in 10.2. I used to have internet connect to AT&T's wireless network using my phone...I didn't have to dial any number to an ISP. I just had AT&T in the service provider field and some script. I hope I'm making sense here. Anyone?
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Davis, California, USA
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I'm new to using a cell phone for the internet, but I got it to work with 10.3 after reading Howard Forums. I connected to the AT&T gprs network by setting up bluetooth with my Sony-Ericsson T616. I don't have the notebook in front of me, but all I needed was the "phone number" (something close to, but not quite #99N#) and putting "proxy" in for the account name. No password.
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Davis, California, USA
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