Stowaway Bluetooth mouse

[Stephen Beesley]

Originally Posted by dlangton

I just purchased a Stowaway mouse for my Jornada 567. It works great! The latest drivers won't work, but any of the previous versions, 4.0 - 4.2, work fine. I wouldn't want to try the mouse in conjunction with a bluetooth keyboard, but with the Targus serial keyboard it's a great combination.

Just wondering what sort of BT card you are using with your Jornada?

I have a Thinkoutside BT Keyboard and Mouse which I have been hoarding until I get my hands on an Axim x51v (or something similiar) but have lately been thinking of getting a BT card to run it with the Toshiba e750 I currently have.

[Stephen Beesley]

Originally Posted by dlangton

I just purchased a Stowaway mouse for my Jornada 567. It works great! The latest drivers won't work, but any of the previous versions, 4.0 - 4.2, work fine. I wouldn't want to try the mouse in conjunction with a bluetooth keyboard, but with the Targus serial keyboard it's a great combination.

Just wondering what sort of BT card you are using with your Jornada?

I have a Thinkoutside BT Keyboard and Mouse which I have been hoarding until I get my hands on an Axim x51v (or something similiar) but have lately been thinking of getting a BT card to run it with the Toshiba e750 I currently have.

[dlangton]

Just wondering what sort of BT card you are using with your Jornada?

I'm using the Billionton adapter. Per Billionton, the driver won't work on my Jornada - which I hadn't realized when I purchased it. As I recall, Toshibas have the same problem, along with Casios. The solution was simple - I moved all the DLL's and the CPL file after installation from the Widcomm directory on my device to the Windows directory. Works like a charm.