Bluetooth File Exchange

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Bluetooth File Exchange
Developer: Apple Computer
Latest release: Version 1.7.5 (1.7.5f10) / 2005
OS: Mac OS X
Use: File exchange utility
License: Proprietary
Website: [1]

Bluetooth File Exchange is a utility that comes with the Mac OS X operating system, used to exchange files to or from a Bluetooth-enabled device. For example, it could be used to send an image to a Bluetooth cell phone, or to receive an image or other document from a PDA with Bluetooth.

As of Tiger (OS X 10.4.6), Bluetooth File Exchange supports:

  • Receiving files, including multiple selected files.
  • Sending files
  • Creating remote folders
  • Navigating into a folder by double clicking it

Limitations

  • Cannot get or put folders
  • Cannot moving items on the remote device
  • Keyboard shortcuts such as cmd-↓ to open a folder are not recognised

Preferences A preference item (cmd-,) is the default action on launching the app. A user can choose to:

  • Browse (select and view the directories of a remote device)
  • Send file (the default)
  • Do nothing



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