Esmail Bonakdarian <ebonak-a@t-hotmail.com> wrote in news:S2_Ug.7197
$vT1.4166@trndny03:

On BT devices, it's just a matter of putting them in connecting mode so
other devices can see them, then selecting the device you want to connect
to from the list it finds.  Of course, the car would have to be turned on
to its connect mode, too, so it would broadcast its availability to be
connected to.  Once the connection is made, BT ignores any other connection
attempts to keep the kiddies from talking in your earphone from across the
mall.....or listening to those disgusting things you tell your girlfriend
you're going to do to her, later, much to her delight....(c;

LOL. Nope...no comp ngs for me although I cannot rule out the sci.astro due
to my older boy's interests...

Probably :-) BT is something I didn't think I'd need until I got it (kind of
like the sunroof in the new 'rolla).

Should be. It is here in the Tampa market.

One other thing, once i had the phone & car paired the TSX's voice
automated system asked if i wanted to transfer my phonebook from the
VX8300, believing the VX8300 did not have this capability i simply
bypassed this option. I know the VX8300 can transfer Vcards but i'm not
sure it will transfer the entire contents of the contacts list at once,
(VZW's crippled BT and all) this may have to be done one at a time or
entered manually. As i wasn't sure how long i'd have the courtesy car i
did not explore this further.