Small question about keyclone..

[loonytik]

Thinking about to start dual-boxing and checked all info about it and i understand it all :D Only i checked the site of keyclone at warcraft setup page. And it sad this run keyclone run the WoW in Windowed mode (video setting, recommend 800x600 res) click 'Add' and then click on the window you wish to control - a list item should appear for that window - you may edit the name of the application to help keep track of which is which repeat for all your WoW clients now the main setup... WoW macros

So my question is if you can use keyclone on fullscreen WoW cause I really hate windowed mode hehe:X

[Shaitan256]

You can play it in fullscreen but Alt+Tabbing is a pain in the ass then. You could play in windowed mode "maximised" there's no difference with fullscreen. (Optical no difference)

[loonytik]

K awesome :D I hate windowed mode cause i remember from some other games that you still see "the vista bar" when its maximized in windowd mode and i really hated that hehe thought it was the same with wow. But cool ty for the answer and off to dual-boxing! :D

[keyclone]

howdy loony and welcome to the forums!

you can always auto-hide the tooltray by right-click/properties/taskbar/auto-hide taskbar

using keyclone, you can set up your maximizer to have your wow windows cover the whole screen. (you can also use multi-monitors if you want)

here's a sample of how it looked on my system, exactly (ie: hidden taskbar), when i set up a 4-box layout for someone:

http://solidice.com/keyclone/layouts/kc_1680x1050x1_4regions.jpg
if you have any questions, please feel free to drop me a note.

have a great weekend and welcome to the insanity,

Rob (keyclone developer)

[loonytik]

Cool the 1650x1050 2 regions layout looks good to me. Or i will go for the two monitor approach(there must be a old monitor here xD ) Does a second monitor with wow running takes much extra stress on the videocard and proccesor ? (i have the dual cpu e8500 and the hd4870 512mb vid card and 4 gig of ram ).

[keyclone]

the 4870 should be able to handle it without much degradation in performance.

if you had dual cards, that's be a different story