Version 2.0.0 is finally released!
Since the first release of Bluestarter there where serveral feature request, the most important was the Widcomm Bluetooth stack support (installed on a lot of Windows Mobile phones). A couple of months ago another user request mail, triggered me to get really started. After beta testing I now have a version ready for download with Widcomm support + new features!

Change list:
• Widcomm Bluetooth stack support!

A new version of BlueStarter is available for download. This version solves an issue involving application arguments. This issue resulted in for example ActiveSync not starting correctly.

TIP:
If you like to start ActiveSync with BlueStarter make sure:

- PC driver settings for Bluetooth: COM port is enabled
- PC ActiveSync: Bluetooth COM port is enabled (for example COM 7)
- BlueStarter uses the following settings, replace PC1 with the name used for the Bluetooth connection:

The release of BlueStarter 1.0 caused a lot of positive reactions, for example:

wmpoweruser.com
www.ppcsg.com

These sites found more examples of how the software can be used, like starting mediaplayer when a bluetooth A2DP headset is detected or start 'Teksoft A2DP toggle' at A2DP headset detection, which will automatically make an A2DP connection.

Smart Mobile Tools released BlueStarter, a Windows Mobile tool to automatically start an application when a configured bluetooth device is discovered.

Features:

• Starts an application on bluetooth device discovery
• Easy Bluetooth device selection
• Optional application start arguments
• Low power consumption (no background service running)
• Test option using the test button
• 2 search modes; on a timed event or on wake up (power button pressed)

Usage examples: