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With the latest WIDCOMM drivers, using Bluetooth for Internet Connection Sharing isn't actually all that difficult, at least under Windows XP (I haven't tried it with ME).
The first thing to do is set up Windows Interet Connection Sharing. The help files will tell you how to do this, but it isn't that complex.
Then open up My Bluetooth Places, and select "View My Bluetooth Services" (or "My Device" from Windows explorer). This is a list of all the BT services your computer offers to other BT devices. Right-click on "My Network Access", and select "Allow remote devices to access the Internet/LAN via this computer".
Then you can switch on your other computer, and pair the two BT devices. To do this, make sure the first computer is set to discoverable ("Let other Bluetooth devices discover this computer" on the second page of the options screen), and then start the Bluetooth setup wizard on the second computer. Select the second option "I want to find a specific Bluetooth device...", and wait for it to find the first computer. Then it will present you with a list of services the first computer offers; amongst them will be "network access", or something similar. Make sure this is set to automatically connect, and it should all work.
Hope this is helpful, good luck!
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