Small question about keyclone..

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
  

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)

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

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...1_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)

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 ).

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

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