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Corinne Anthony | 12 Jan 2006 16:23
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Using Treo 600 and I-Book Laptop

I just purchased an I-Book laptop. I have a Treo 600.
I downloaded the wireless modem software for this
model and OSX but the PDA is not responding. Are there
any tricks to know about? Has anyone else been
successful doing this. I want to use the Treo as a
tethered modem for the laptop.

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Thomjw | 13 Jan 2006 05:41
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Re: Contents of letter/ wirelessmodem-users Digest, Vol 36, Issue 1

Hi,
Yes, you can do what you are trying to do. I followed the instructions 
on here that a man from Delaware wrote. I can't remember his name, but 
the directions were very thorough. I would explain it to you myself, 
but I haven't used it in a while and don't remember exactly how to set 
it all up. Hopefully this post will jog the memory of the fellow that 
explained it to me. But, you can do what you are trying, don't give 
up!!!
-Tom

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Bill Halberstadt | 13 Jan 2006 21:30
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Re: Instructions for Treo 600 and Mac Powerbook

On Jan 12, 2006, at 3:00 PM EST, Thomjw wrote:
 > Hi,
 > Yes, you can do what you are trying to do. I followed the  
instructions on here
 > that a man from Delaware wrote. I can't remember his name, but the
 > directions were very thorough. I would explain it to you myself,  
but I haven't
 > used it in a while and don't remember exactly how to set it all  
up. Hopefully
 > this post will jog the memory of the fellow that explained it to  
me. But, you can
 > do what you are trying, don't give up!!!
 > -Tom

Tom, I am probably that "man from Delaware". If so, thanks for the  
compliment,
and here is what I wrote earlier. I hope it will help. The first  
paragraph refers
to the "can connect but soon stalls" problem:

You have encountered the one greatest drawback to the Treo600 and
internet connectivity via Wirelessmodem. This is a "Day One" bug and
has never been fixed despite apparent efforts on the part of
developers. It is well known to all who have been on this email list
for a while, but very frustrating to new users. The problem lies in a
flaw in the USB connectivity between the Treo and the Mac. The good
news is that there is a workaround. The bad news is that it's a bit
kludgey.

Here's how to achieve reliable internet connectivity.  Starting from
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Thomjw | 15 Jan 2006 18:08
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Re: Bill Halberstadt's Instructions

Hi Bill,
I'm sorry I forgot your name, but you are who I was referring to. Your 
instructions are what I meant. I'm glad you gave them to the list 
again. I still have my Treo 600, but haven't been away on a trip so I 
haven't used it to connect the powerbook lately. I'm saving your 
instructions this time. We all are grateful for your help. Are you 
still traveling in the RV?
-Tom
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Bill Halberstadt | 16 Jan 2006 01:25
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Re: Somewhat Off-Topic

Yes, I am still traveling about 1/2 time in my motorhome. My internet  
connectivity is now usually
via a Motosat/Datastorm satellite antenna on the roof when parked/ 
camped, or via the Treo 600,
Sprint and wirelessmodem when the antenna is not up. Next backup is  
the Motorola V710 and
Verizon, via bluetooth. Last resort is paying for Wi-Fi at a truck  
stop, campground, or Internet
cafe. That option moves up to second place when traveling in Mexico.  
You can see where we
are at any time by going to:

    <http://map.datastormusers.com/user3.cfm?user=2240>

You can read all about our travels in Mexico, with many comments on  
Internet connectivity,
by going to:

    <http://homepage.mac.com/wlhalberstadt>

(I recommend downloading the 8.1MB PDF rather than reading online,  
unless your internet
connection is slow).

Bill Halberstadt
Home base is Newark, DE

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Owen Densmore | 19 Jan 2006 06:41
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Instructions for Treo 600 and Mac Powerbook

> Bill Halberstadt halberstadt at mindspring.com
> Fri Jan 13 12:30:46 PST 2006
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> Tom, I am probably that "man from Delaware". If so, thanks for the  
> compliment, and here is what I wrote earlier. I hope it will help.  
> The first paragraph refers to the "can connect but soon stalls"  
> problem:
>     ....

Hi Bill, nice explanation.  Does this work while using the Treo in  
GPRS/Internet mode?

I ask because I'm a T-Mobile user and it allows two digital forms of  
internet access: GPRS and TZones .. both of which use the internet  
digital facilities of T-Mobile's GSM system.

(I suspect I'm asking this question inaccurately!  Basically T-Mobile  
has an internet connection setup in the preferences and I'd like to  
use this rather than the phone side of the Treo.)

     -- Owen

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Bill Halberstadt | 20 Jan 2006 01:47
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Re: Instructions for Treo 600 and Mac Powerbook

Thanks, Owen, but all my experience with the Treo 600 has been with  
Sprint (CDMA).

Bill Halberstadt

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<owen <at> backspaces.net> wrote:
> Hi Bill, nice explanation.  Does this work while using the Treo in  
> GPRS/Internet mode?
>
> I ask because I'm a T-Mobile user and it allows two digital forms  
> of internet access: GPRS and TZones .. both of
> which use the internet digital facilities of T-Mobile's GSM system.
>
> (I suspect I'm asking this question inaccurately!  Basically T- 
> Mobile has an internet connection setup in the
> preferences and I'd like to use this rather than the phone side of  
> the Treo.)
>
>     -- Owen

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