Thanks mswlogo. I had no idea Broadcom reset the version numbers.

I just got the keyboard to work. I turned OFF the Bluetooth stack and went to the Think Outside application. Had the application scan for the keyboard and, bingo, it found it and "mounted" the keyboard. A quick check back shows the Bluetooth stack now enabled. Seems that to get it to mount or remount one must turn OFF Bluetooth and use the TO application to scan (and turn Bluetooth on). Yikes, I feel like I've gone back 15 years in OS development and drivers!