Not sure if possible or not

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08-28-2008, 12:39 AM
Gamarin

Not sure if possible or not

Maybe I am getting ahead of myself with what I want to do but, here it is.

I see there is a wealth of info on multi-boxing starting from lvl 1 what I am intrested in is using two established toons on differnt accounts of differnt lvls and differnt classes.

Here is what I mean: I have a 61 Priest with crap gear that I want to lvl up but, just don't feel like grinding out the last lvls and I have a epiced out Hunter w/ 2000+ AP that I want to use to blow through quests to lvl up faster. I just want to set up a simple 5 or 6 button heal macro so I don't have to alt tab back and forth. I'm not too worried about getting over complicated with quest auto accept and stuff at this point.

Just want to have a healer follow me around w/o having to alt-tab. If there is something contained within the Wiki can someone guide me to the right page? If not what basic things should I be looking at and is this even possible or should I just skip it? I tried to find the answer myself but, couldn't find exactly what I was looking for.

Thank you in advance for any help
08-28-2008, 01:19 AM
Naysayer

Look up Keyclone and/or Octopus. It's software that passes keystrokes without having to alt tab. That's pretty much all you need to know to do for what you're asking.
08-28-2008, 01:30 AM
Gamarin

I found keyclone but, I am hesitant to pay $20 for it. I tried to find octopus and had no luck. Where do I find download/tutorial for it? and are there any other free programs out there?
08-28-2008, 02:07 AM
luxlunae

Use autohotkey, imo. The example script in the dual-boxing auto hotkey wiki can get you started just fine.
08-28-2008, 03:13 AM
Otlecs

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Originally Posted by 'Gamarin',index.php?page=Thread&postID=111714#post 111714

. I tried to find octopus and had no luck.

I'm guessing you didn't look in the Wiki (the one that's linked in the description of this forum), which has it's own Octopus page.

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are there any other free programs out there?

I'm guessing you didn't look in the Wiki (the one that's linked in the description of this forum), which has a full comparison of the most popular broadcasting software.

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