Using my iPAQ 6325 as a modem

Is it possible to use my iPAQ 6325 as a GPRS modem to enable me to access my outlook emails on my computer via GPRS?

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Only by bluetooth !!! Try to determine services on IPAQ by your-PC bluetooth device... You must to see the "dial-up modem service" --- select it and do a settings by provider...... that`s all !!

Posted on Sep 11, 2005

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