Battlenet Accounts and IS Boxer - Login Problem

So today is day one, and I'm having the following problem: Login.

First, I created my Battle.net account.
Then I created my 5 WoW accounts and RAF'd them.
I made a lvl Orc Shaman on all 5 accounts.

I then loaded Innerspace and ISBoxer.
I used the ISBoxer wizard to build my team.
ISBoxer noticed all of my characters and added them to the team.
Upon exporting my team from ISBoxer to IS, I received the following error message:

"A configuration file needs to be updated"
Filename
c:\world of warcraft\WTF\Config-***-Magtheridon.WTF (where *** is name of toon)
More Information
* Game has the wrong Sub-Account Name (account merged into Battle.net account) saved for Character '***-Magtheridon'.
Can ISBoxer make these changes for you? Yes or No (I tried choosing both, neither worked)

When loading WoW, my fields are:

Battle.net email address - box 1
empy - box 2 with dropdown choices of WoW1, WoW2, WoW3, WoW4, WoW5 and my eight-digit acct and then 1-5 (all have their own row)

And finally even if the drop-down boxes have all choosen the correct WoW1, WoW2, etc. account, when I type in my password it doesn't broadcast.

Thanks for thoughts, comments, etc.

When you're making your team in ISBoxer, you set the Battle.net account and the WoW account (in ISBoxer when you click each Character, this is referred to as "sub-account" because ISBoxer is not specifically for WoW). When you Export to Inner Space, since your Config.WTF is virtualized (good), it is making sure that each config file has the correct battle.net and wow account names, as configured for the Character. If it does not, it will give you the message that says it needs to be updated. The first time, they will not have the right account name because they are created by copying the original Config.WTF. So the answer is to click Yes.

Lastly, when you log into the game for the first time, WoW may pop up the account selection box. It does this because ISBoxer is not attempting to list all of the accounts that are on your Battle.net account. The same thing will happen if you later merge another account. Just select the same account that was shown selected in the box, and it wont happen again the next time.

If you want your password to broadcast, just make sure Key Repeat is on, and if you have Key Maps (such as from the Quick Setup Wizard) that use Hotkeys that happen to be in your password, you will need to temporarily disable them. If you used the Quick Setup Wizard, you press shift+alt+m (for Maps) and shift+alt+r (for Repeater) by default to do these two things.