Mac, Accidentally Maximizing 5 Wow Clients

[combhua]

I am currently running 5 instances of wow on the same mac pro. For whatever reason, I am often accidentally hitting Command-M, which maximizes the wow client. Unfortunately, this propagates to all 5 clients and often locks up the machine. I can only randomly control one instance and if I go into video settings to change it back to windowed mode, I can still see a maximized client, but have no control of it (I'm guessing it's another one). As I said, most of the time, I can't do anything and I'm forced to reboot the machine. This has been particularly annoying bc I use the default 'M' to pull up the map as I'm riding around and if the clients lock up, they get split up and/or they keep auto running into mobs and die in random places. ><

I looked through the wow keybindings to see if it's in there (I didn't see anything). And Command-M only maximizes in wow (in other applications, it minimizes). Minimizing 5 apps at the same time isn't a big deal, but I can see how maximizing them all at the same time can cause confusion. Any other thoughts to prevent the Maximizing of the wow clients unless I go into the video settings and mess with it?

[Kedash00]

would it help to put M in the do not pass list? i dunno that much about macs, or if its your keypassing program or the os of the mac doing it

[combhua]

ClonedKey is the app I'm using to broadcast keystrokes, but does not have a "do not pass" list. Ideally, I'd like to keep my "m" for map, mount, etc.

[wowphreak]

Its kinda like the windows button which I tend to pry off the keyboard :P

Best bet is to move what ever yeh got on m to another key