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  1. #1
    Moody Marco
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    I have just got a Nokia 6600, and I have a laptop with an infrared port.
    Trouble is there doesn't seem to be much software/documentation on the
    laptop about it. Anyone know of any software, free or otherwise, that will
    allow me to utilise the built-in infrared port on the laptop to send files
    (games, music, apps, pics, ringtones, etc) to my 6600 smartphone?

    Thanks in advance.





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  2. #2
    ChrisM
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    Re: Infrared question

    "Moody Marco" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I have just got a Nokia 6600, and I have a laptop with an infrared port.
    > Trouble is there doesn't seem to be much software/documentation on the
    > laptop about it. Anyone know of any software, free or otherwise, that

    will
    > allow me to utilise the built-in infrared port on the laptop to send files
    > (games, music, apps, pics, ringtones, etc) to my 6600 smartphone?
    >
    > Thanks in advance.
    >
    >


    If you've got a recent Windows OS on the PC (Win2000 or XP)
    It should have built in IR support.
    Try turning the your phones IR receive on, then aiming the phone IR port at
    the PCs one.

    If nothing happens, you might have to go into Windows Add/Remove Windows
    components and add the IR support, but normally (IME) it is installed by
    default if the PC has an IR port.

    Good luck,

    Chris.

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  3. #3
    Moody Marco
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    Re: Infrared question

    ChrisM wrote:
    > "Moody Marco" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> I have just got a Nokia 6600, and I have a laptop with an infrared
    >> port. Trouble is there doesn't seem to be much
    >> software/documentation on the laptop about it. Anyone know of any
    >> software, free or otherwise, that will allow me to utilise the
    >> built-in infrared port on the laptop to send files (games, music,
    >> apps, pics, ringtones, etc) to my 6600 smartphone?
    >>
    >> Thanks in advance.
    >>
    >>

    >
    > If you've got a recent Windows OS on the PC (Win2000 or XP)
    > It should have built in IR support.
    > Try turning the your phones IR receive on, then aiming the phone IR
    > port at the PCs one.
    >
    > If nothing happens, you might have to go into Windows Add/Remove
    > Windows components and add the IR support, but normally (IME) it is
    > installed by default if the PC has an IR port.


    Ok, if that was the case, what software would I use to send, say, a jpeg or
    ..mid file to my phone?





  4. #4
    Chris P Bacon
    Guest

    Re: Infrared question

    On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 19:11:14 -0000, "Moody Marco" <[email protected]>
    wrote:

    >ChrisM wrote:
    >> "Moody Marco" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >> news:[email protected]...
    >>> I have just got a Nokia 6600, and I have a laptop with an infrared
    >>> port. Trouble is there doesn't seem to be much
    >>> software/documentation on the laptop about it. Anyone know of any
    >>> software, free or otherwise, that will allow me to utilise the
    >>> built-in infrared port on the laptop to send files (games, music,
    >>> apps, pics, ringtones, etc) to my 6600 smartphone?
    >>>
    >>> Thanks in advance.
    >>>
    >>>

    >>
    >> If you've got a recent Windows OS on the PC (Win2000 or XP)
    >> It should have built in IR support.
    >> Try turning the your phones IR receive on, then aiming the phone IR
    >> port at the PCs one.
    >>
    >> If nothing happens, you might have to go into Windows Add/Remove
    >> Windows components and add the IR support, but normally (IME) it is
    >> installed by default if the PC has an IR port.

    >
    >Ok, if that was the case, what software would I use to send, say, a jpeg or
    >.mid file to my phone?
    >

    you would right click on the file and select 'send via ir'


    Chris P Bacon



  5. #5
    Moody Marco
    Guest

    Re: Infrared question

    Chris P Bacon wrote:
    > On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 19:11:14 -0000, "Moody Marco" <[email protected]>
    > wrote:
    >
    >> ChrisM wrote:
    >>> "Moody Marco" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >>> news:[email protected]...
    >>>> I have just got a Nokia 6600, and I have a laptop with an infrared
    >>>> port. Trouble is there doesn't seem to be much
    >>>> software/documentation on the laptop about it. Anyone know of any
    >>>> software, free or otherwise, that will allow me to utilise the
    >>>> built-in infrared port on the laptop to send files (games, music,
    >>>> apps, pics, ringtones, etc) to my 6600 smartphone?
    >>>>
    >>>> Thanks in advance.
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>
    >>> If you've got a recent Windows OS on the PC (Win2000 or XP)
    >>> It should have built in IR support.
    >>> Try turning the your phones IR receive on, then aiming the phone IR
    >>> port at the PCs one.
    >>>
    >>> If nothing happens, you might have to go into Windows Add/Remove
    >>> Windows components and add the IR support, but normally (IME) it is
    >>> installed by default if the PC has an IR port.

    >>
    >> Ok, if that was the case, what software would I use to send, say, a
    >> jpeg or .mid file to my phone?
    >>

    > you would right click on the file and select 'send via ir'
    >


    Ahh, this is where the problem is then - my right-click menu doesn't have
    that option, but my laptop definetely has a built-in IR port, and the
    Control Panel has an IR icon.





  6. #6
    Chris P Bacon
    Guest

    Re: Infrared question

    On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 19:53:15 -0000, "Moody Marco" <[email protected]>
    wrote:

    >Chris P Bacon wrote:
    >> On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 19:11:14 -0000, "Moody Marco" <[email protected]>
    >> wrote:
    >>
    >>> ChrisM wrote:
    >>>> "Moody Marco" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >>>> news:[email protected]...
    >>>>> I have just got a Nokia 6600, and I have a laptop with an infrared
    >>>>> port. Trouble is there doesn't seem to be much
    >>>>> software/documentation on the laptop about it. Anyone know of any
    >>>>> software, free or otherwise, that will allow me to utilise the
    >>>>> built-in infrared port on the laptop to send files (games, music,
    >>>>> apps, pics, ringtones, etc) to my 6600 smartphone?
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Thanks in advance.
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> If you've got a recent Windows OS on the PC (Win2000 or XP)
    >>>> It should have built in IR support.
    >>>> Try turning the your phones IR receive on, then aiming the phone IR
    >>>> port at the PCs one.
    >>>>
    >>>> If nothing happens, you might have to go into Windows Add/Remove
    >>>> Windows components and add the IR support, but normally (IME) it is
    >>>> installed by default if the PC has an IR port.
    >>>
    >>> Ok, if that was the case, what software would I use to send, say, a
    >>> jpeg or .mid file to my phone?
    >>>

    >> you would right click on the file and select 'send via ir'
    >>

    >
    >Ahh, this is where the problem is then - my right-click menu doesn't have
    >that option, but my laptop definetely has a built-in IR port, and the
    >Control Panel has an IR icon.
    >

    ususally I think that the send to option is only there when there is
    an active ir connection. I could check but have left my laptop at work
    but will have a look for you tomorrow. If IR is on and active on your
    laptop the OS should ask for drivers etc when you bring the 6600 near
    by with its IR on as well.


    Chris P Bacon



  7. #7
    taximania
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    Re: Infrared question

    "Chris P Bacon" <[email protected]> wrote in message

    garb snipped.

    Why not go to Nokia.com and download the PC Suite for your model of phone.
    As previously stated, windows will detect your phone automatically.
    PC Suite will do the same.

    Barry
    www.taximania.net




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