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Hey, tried some seaching for this but didnt find anything.
My problem is Keyclone doesnt want to save my Battle.net email in its options. Everytime I enter it and click apply it resets the field. I am definatly running Keyclone as admin which was my first thought. I've made sure WoW or Keyclone is no longer entering my old usernames as well.
Any help guys?
It doesn't work just right in the current version. A new version prolly will. I just put my b.net e-mail in the account field.
Ah ok. Thanks for the work around though :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Coltimar
yeah, KC said next update it will work.Quote:
Originally Posted by CplBob
I had the same issue. thanks for the work around as well.
Given that the mandatory switchover to battle.net is happening in less than a month, I'd hope keyclone gets an update before then.....
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Originally Posted by Coltimar
this works great, thanks.
I do have to select all the accounts again each time i start up tho.
example:
I load my main from c:/programfiles/wow1
my alts load c:/programfiles/wow2
all my alts have account 2 selected when i start up, i need to change it manually every time
Is there any way to work around that ?
Unfortuantly I havnt found a solution to that either. I still have to change them manually :(
As mentioned earlier in this thread, use the battlenet email in the place of the account name.
If you use symbolic links or multiple wow folders, each will remember the last option selected.
Or if your software uses virtual config files (inner space) you get this same functionality.
QFT - works like a charm although I am dreading the next patch, I remember someone posted a thread here about using a bat file to setup the symbolic links? I'm on Windows 7 and use a program called WinbolicLink which gives you the choice of setting up a shell link or an NTFS junction, I've found that only the junction works. Does anyone have a bat file for setting up junctions or a better method for windows 7/vista?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ualaa