Where do i start !!!!!!!!

[sinuc]

ok so . i have the bare essentials ... i thnk ... i wanna duel box rite so i have
2x pc's windows xp 2gb ram each n both with n vidia 8600 gts and both intel core 2 duo
keyclone fully licenced
now the only other thing is the knowhow on how to do it all . .. im not a complete moron so i understand most of or can work out the jargo most of the time
but a nice guide on getting 2 accounts on 2 pc'sd useing keyclone would be a great help . and i would be very grateful also
thanx and how somwone can help point me in the dirrection of succses

[Sychosys]

I think the set up is generally the same as when you just have one PC, but you will need to add in the connect part of it to get both copies (You do have 2 copies right, one for each system?) to talk to each other, I believe the preferred way for this to be done is to have the slave machine connect to the host pc.

[sinuc]

yeah i have 2 pc's and 2 accounts for wow . i could just use a lil guide to get me started . macro's etc etc im looking forward to trying to work out myself ..... i enjoy that kinda thing for some reason

[Sychosys]

I meant two copies of Keyclone, one for each system :)

[sinuc]

yeah got them too
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[Sychosys]

yeah i have 2 pc's and 2 accounts for wow . i could just use a lil guide to get me started . macro's etc etc im looking forward to trying to work out myself ..... i enjoy that kinda thing for some reasonHehe, I enjoy that myself.

Ok, What is it that you want to know? I am only running off of one system but I can try and help.

Well, you are running one system on each so I do not think you need to do the normal setup route. You just want to get both of the Keyclones up and running and talking to each other and you can then go from there with the macros and the like.

I have never tried this but from what I have read the IP of your systems is in the title bar of Keyclone. So you should load it up on both PCs then connect to the address in the title bar of one in the other.

[Ualaa]

Chances are, you're on a home network.
Just about every network uses the same server assigned IP's.

192.168.1.x
X is a variable number depending on your settings.

Haven't used XP in a while; I believe you go to your Start Bar, Run and enter Command, click Ok.
At the command prompt, enter ipconfig, note the numbers it tells you, and type exit to get out.

That gets you the IP address of each computer on your network.






If you go to Keyclone's site, there are video's for set up there.

www.solidice.com/keyclone

[heffner]

I am pretty sure Keyclone automatically looks for other clients on the same port (1320). I don't think you need to do anything special besides having keyclone loaded up on each machine.

[keyclone]

it hasn't changed much this this video was put together (link ('http://solidice.com/keyclone/video/setup_multi.html') )

you should also use keyclone commands to start your wows, as this makes life much easier. i would also suggest using the maximizer to lay out your wows (even if you're only running one... it still makes things easier). after that, running your commands on both machines would start each wow. and once the keyclones are connected, any key hit on one wow would be sent to all others.

if you're still a bit confused, drop me a note or call and i'll see what i can do.

good luck and have a great night,

Rob