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Thank TA-t3. Main problem with BT connecting were weak batteries in keyboard. But keeping BT on whole time eats IT battery (even if in non-visible mode). SwitchOnBt 1.0.3 doesn't work
Is there any way for *fast* connection with BT keyboard?
Currently I have to do:
Task Menu->Tools->Control Panel->Bluetooth->Devices->Edit->Connect.
Aaaarhg
Is there any faster method?
BTW - what are your experiences with battery usage of N800 with BT on and how long can you type on iGo Think Outside BT keyboard with two AAAs?
TIA
m.