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Temor
03-12-2008, 04:19 AM
This may turn into someone giving me the answer, but I don't see it in Keyclone 1.8e so going to post it here. If there is such a way to do this, please let me know.

In the Setup for general, there is a checkbox for auto-connect. I have 7 computers that I use with Keyclone. The window doesn't allow placing 7 TCP/IP addresses there. If I use the names of my machines, Keyclone doesn't always connect. I'm on Windows Vista 64 bit for my main and Windows Vista 32 bit for all my 6 clones. If there could be an option for storing and automatically connecting to a long list of TCP/IP addresses, that would be ideal. Then each time I start up Keyclone, I don't have to enter all of the TCP/IP addresses again.

Shonkey
03-12-2008, 04:30 AM
Setup auto connect on everyone of your clones. Point them to your main.

They will constantly try and connect to the main.

keyclone
03-12-2008, 08:05 AM
Shonkey got it.

flip the problem... and have the clones connect into the main.

Shonkey
03-13-2008, 12:52 AM
If your super lazy (like me) also setup auto load on all of your clones so that it loads wow 30s after keyclone is activated. Then add keyclone to your startup. Then your set with pcs that just boot up. Load Keyclone, connect to your main if its available (if not - keep trying) and then load wow awaiting for your password.

An extremely lazy person would then have the same passwords for all of the accounts so you only have to key the password in once. (I am not that lazy)

Thanks again for such a great app. :)

Temor
03-14-2008, 08:42 PM
If your super lazy (like me) also setup auto load on all of your clones so that it loads wow 30s after keyclone is activated. Then add keyclone to your startup. Then your set with pcs that just boot up. Load Keyclone, connect to your main if its available (if not - keep trying) and then load wow awaiting for your password.

An extremely lazy person would then have the same passwords for all of the accounts so you only have to key the password in once. (I am not that lazy)

Thanks again for such a great app. :)

I couldn't get the auto load to load WoW on Windows Vista. You're referring to the option in setup for 'startup command' right? I checked the box and put in there the path to my WoW executable which for me is 'C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Wow.exe' and left it at 5 seconds. Closed Keyclone and started it again and it doesn't start WoW. If I double click on Wow.exe from Windows Explorer, it starts up fine. Is there some special setting that must be done for Windows Vista to get this working?

Temor
03-14-2008, 08:43 PM
Setup auto connect on everyone of your clones. Point them to your main.

They will constantly try and connect to the main.Thanks, this worked great!

keyclone
03-15-2008, 03:34 AM
@Temor

the 'startup command' is not meant to have a direct path to an application specified. it is meant for keyclone commands.

a keyclone command is created via the command editor (keyclone/setup/command editor). you would create essentially a shortcut to your wow... but with various settings like maxfps/maxfpsbk, username, region, keymap, etc. keyclone commands boil down to a simple string associated with the wow you are trying to launch. ie: wow1

you can also specify numerous commands together in the same startup command. this would normally require specifying numerous commands... then stringing them together with semicolons.

ie: wow1;wow2;wow3;wow4

i hope that helps