Windows XP - Finding bluetooth devices using a 3rd party dongle

Hello Bell Boy, Since writing the last article, I unloaded the proprietary 'Dongle'Driver and have just tried it using Windows XP Bluetooth (via Bluetooth Devices in Control Panel). Results are a bit mixed. 1) I can now send a file to either of my Mobiles from the 'Send to' facility on the 'right click' menu. This is the successful component, at least from File manager. Failures are: 2) I still can't send address book records directly from Microsoft Address book that comes with Outlook Express. I get the following message: "Bluetooth Device Not Found. Please verify that our Bluetooth Device is turned on". Does anybody know if this facility is supposed to work with Outlook Express? I haven't received any replies from my earlier posts on this subject which suggests that few have used it successfully. ) I don't seem to be able now to send files back from mobile to PC (which I could with the prop. software). When I look at Services under Windows Bluetooth, it mentions nothing about receiving files from BT devices, just sending them. Do you know if this is a windows restriction or not? 3) I don't seem to be able to pair a permanent connection, with my older BT devices I have to 'Discover' them each time. I can't start the 'Bluetooth Configuration' Icon in Control Panel, neither can I open 'My Bluetooth Places' application. So, I don't know whether these are the right places to be looking or not. Does anybody have any thoughts. I've read that it can be done, but now how to do it. Many thanks,