First you can see ‘this is what I have’ list on the right and a short list of all the drinks listed.

Now you can ‘see what I can make’.

Now you can ‘see what I can almost make’.

HOW RAD IS THAT!?!??  It’s a great party starter, and I’ve used a number of times.  Definitely the best piece of software I have ever paid for!!  Best thing is they just came out with a Windows Version!

You’ll have hopefully already connect your 3125 to your laptop via bluetooth with Mark/Space Missing Sync for Windows Mobile (well worth the money!). Or you don’t necessarily need Missing Sync, but I haven’t done it the other way (you should just connect it with the bluetooth settings…I know not much help).

1) Now go download this Ross Barkman’s IPAQ PDAs modem script and have it sit in your /Library/Modem Script Folder

2) You’ll then go to your Bluetooth settings in System Preferences and go to the ‘Configure this device….’ for the selected device.

2) Access the Itnernet with your phone’s data connection and then click Continue

3) Enter and select exactly the following as shown below.
Phone Vendor: Other
Phone Model: IPAQ GSM
Username: WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM
Password: CINGULAR1
Phone Number: *99#

Finish clicking continue with the defaults.

4) Now go to your network properties and select Bluetooth and enter the same information and password from above. Don’t forget to hit Apply when you’re done.

That should be it, you should be able to hit Connect and it should connect to your phone via bluetooth and you’ll be able to browse the Internet at around dial up speeds, but sometimes just a hair faster. Now you’ll be using your data plan on your phone. This should also work for the Cingular 2125, Cingular 8125. Hope this helps some people using Leopard and a Windows Mobile Device!