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(Posted this is software too did not know where it is supposed to be)
I just learned to today that wherever your mouse is is where the hotkeyed screen will switch with. BUT what has happened a new times is that some screens will stack and I cant put it back to its normal position. Is there any way that I can "set back to default" during play? So far I just have to deal with it untill the next time I restart my keyclone/wows.
Keyclone is an excellent program as far as key replication goes.
It doesn't have the flexibility of IS Boxer, for Keymaps, which are highly configurable hotkey/target/action commands. IS Boxer is far stronger then Keyclone as far as mouse broadcast and PiP swaps go. If much stronger keymaps, mouse broadcasting and PiP swap speed is important, I'd consider IS Boxer as an alternative to Keyclone.
It is worth mentioning Hot Key Net. This program is free, unlike IS/IS Boxer (which is subscription based). HKN uses scripts, so its harder to tweak then Keymaps within ISB. But the program is just as flexible and has superb mouse broadcasting like IS Boxer.
If you can get by with key broadcasting alone, Keyclone will be fine. If you want the PiP swaps and mouse actions, I'd definitely move to HKN or IS Boxer.
thx for the advert ualaa - now to answer the question
on your keyclone app select the wow instance you want to fix and right click it, select un-maximize. The instance will now be in a bordered window. Select the instance again in keyclone and right click it, you will be presented with a selection of regions you can put it in, including those that now are empty
and just to point this out: keyclone is fine for pip swap, I use it and have done since I started boxing, never had an issue I couldn't sort out and it's always been quick enough for me
So you would open Keyclone in the task bar.
Click Set Up.
Go to the Maximizer option.
Right click there, un-maximize.
And then re-right click and pick the region it was previously in.
Is that right?
not really, you don't need to go into setup
go to taskbar, select keyclone, from the keyclone window select the instance of wow you're interested in, right click, unmaxminize, select again, right click and select the region you want to put it in
Ok, thank you.
Just tried to right click now.
It's on the screen, where we can click Add, Remove, Set Up, Override etc.
Right click on wow1 etc there.
Thanks.
no probs, sorry for being prickly and probably overreacting - I just feel the need to stand up for Keyclone while Rob's absent
NP.
I used Keyclone for most of my boxing time.
It is very good for the keyboard replication, as good as anything out there.
I like to be able to answer any questions regarding using it.
But IS Boxer had a few things worth checking out.
And I'm glad I did.
It's not the only option, but its a very strong one.
To each their own.
There are many ways to enjoy the game.
As long as our software lets us do what we want it to, all is good.
It's all about having fun.