You are a consumer support technician. A user runs Windows Vista on a portable computer. The user has a PocketPC mobile device that runs the most recent version of Microsoft Windows Mobile. Both the portable computer and the Windows Mobile device support USB, Bluetooth, and Infrared (IR) connection types.

The user wants to transfer an e-mail attachment from the Windows Mobile device to the portable computer.

You configure a new partnership between the Windows Mobile device and the portable computer. When you attempt to synchronize the two devices, you receive an error message as shown in the following exhibit. (Refer to the Exhibit.)

You need to ensure that the user is able to transfer the e-mail attachment from the Windows Mobile device to the portable computer.

What are two possible ways to achieve this goal? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose two.)

Exhibit:

A.
Connect the Windows Mobile device to the portable computer with a USB cable. Set up the Offline Files feature. Synchronize the mobile device and the portable computer.

B.
Connect the Windows Mobile device to the portable computer with a USB cable. On the Windows Mobile device, select the e-mail attachment. Copy the e-mail attachment.

C.
Open the e-mail attachment. Align IR ports on both the Windows Mobile device and the portable computer.
Beam the attachment to the portable computer. Accept the beam request on the portable computer.

D.
Open the e-mail attachment. Establish a Bluetooth connection between the Windows Mobile device and the portable computer. On the portable computer, open the Windows Mobile device in Sync Center. Select the attachment in the Change content sync settings window. Synchronize the Windows Mobile device and the portable computer.