MadBison

Hello

I am writing a C# app to turn on all of my apps I use when I want to use the GPS. Just makes it at most 2 clicks instead of more than 6. One of the steps I want to perform is to start the bluetooth radio.

I have looked at the API on BthUtil.dll but it only supports the MS bluetooth stack.

I have looked at the OpenNETCF.Net.Bluetooth functions, but it only supports the MS bluetooth stack.

I have the Widcomm bluetooth stack. I have found libraries costing around $790 USD, but am not prepared to spend that much to just have a simple app to turn on my bluetooth radio.

Does anyone have any ideas? If the is a program out there that can do it by calling it without any human interaction to bress a button (one function, no UI, or argument fed, no UI), I can call that from my app.

I wonder why MS decided to include another stack that requires us to pay more than the cost of the iPAQ just to program to it? Especially when they have their own stack which has more functionality, and is free to code against.


Thank you
David

Skidoo32_hx4700

Not sure if this is what you were looking for but it might help you out

http://www.freewareppc.com/communication/ozbt.shtml