Re: Dell Axim x30

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Yours has wi-fi and Bluetooth. On the bottom right there is a button on the
edge of the unit. Hold that down for a second and you will see a bar graph
come up on the bottom right of the screen. Tap on that to get you started.
In the advanced tab there is a site monitor to see available networks. Any
more than that you should look at the axim site for tutorials.

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<r_z_aret@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Thu, 11 May 2006 18:31:48 GMT, "Brad" <Elwayo7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Alright, I'm probably going to sound really dumb, but I just bought this
used off of eBay. I was wondering how to connect to the Wi-Fi. I see in
the right hand corner it says where there is a thing for Bluetooth. It's
the 624 MHz model, and I believe the Wi-Fi is built in. Do I still need a
card or something? Thanks in advance.


WiFi and/or Bluetooth were optional on the X30. Mine has Bluetooth,
but not WiFi. The "Up" arrow toggles Bluetooth on/off (somewhere along
the way I got an upgrade that requires pressing the button twice -
much nicer); I'm pretty sure it toggles WiFi when that is built-in. I
also see an icon in the Tray of the Today screen that pops up the
Bluetooth manager, and _assume_ something similar shows up for WiFi if
it is built in.


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