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1. Click the Windows / Start icon
2. Select Contacts
3. Select the pre-made contact with the message
you want to send
4. In the list that appears, tap and hold the message
you want to send, and in the popup box that appears select Beam
Contact. If you want to send more than one contact, tap and hold
a contact then drag and highlight all the contacts you want to send.
5. On the screen that appears, your message(s)
will be displayed, followed by the prompt To beam, select a device.
In the list below, any found Infra Red devices will be listed as
a red icon, and any Bluetooth devices will be listed as a blue wave
icon.
6. Any found devices will be displayed as a MAC
address ( 12 digits long ), then after a few seconds the address
will change to the devices Bluetooth name if it can be found. To
the right of each found device you will see the message Tap to send
- simply tap the devices you want to send your message(s) to.
7. Once tapped, the XDA2 will then say Pending
while connection is setup, followed by Sending 1/1, followed by
Done. The 1/1 bit means you are sending 1 contact out of 1 selected.
So if you wanted to send 20 bluejacks, it would say 1/20, then 2/20,
3/20. This should happen very rapidly.
8. Your XDA2 will continue searching until you
tell it to stop, so you can sit there all day until either you get
bored or the battery runs out. Simply keep tapping to send whenever
a device comes into range.
9. To finish bluejacking, simply click OK at the
top of the screen.
Written by Redwolf
Motorola A835
Motorola E550
Motorola V500/V600/V551/V547/V555
Nokia 6310 & 6310i
Nokia 6600
Orange SPV C500/iMate
Sony Ericsson T610/T630
Sony Ericsson Z600
Palm Tungsten T / T2
Sony Ericsson P800 / P900
XDAII & iMate
Any Bluetooth PC
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