Printable View
Just as the subject says while playing with my 2 box when I go to tab to my next target I lose focus on my screen and a desktop icon is being highlighted. Granted this isn't that big of a burden to reclick but an annoyance. This is on Vista 64bit home premium. When I run just 1 box and dont use keyclone I can maximize the screen and avoid the tabbing. Should I maybe try a different size for my main? Or maybe just not setup a region and open my main normally. ?(
hmmm.. sounds like your alt key is stuck
and yes, tab should work normally... in maximizer or not
I assume that you are using the tabing to select your target on your main, then use a /assist macro to make sure your alt is on the same target? If this it true you can just set TAB up on the do not pass list, which should put an end to the annoying desktop selections. Worked for me anyway :)
T
another thought... do you have more then the wow clients in your keyclone list?
if you have auto-add enabled, that can sometimes pick up a mystery application which is the desktop (auto-add looks for windows of a certain title). try unchecking the auto-add and using commands to launch your wows
also, please make sure you are using v1.8e
I used to have this exact problem and there was a blank entry on my window list, im guessing it was the desktop now.
yes.. that would be due to using the 'auto-add' which would find the application name you specify ('world of warcraft' by default) somewhere in the title of the main window. using commands removes the need for auto-add and cleans up a few things
I am positive that is prolly the issue. I thought it might of been a video issue with the blank space but it probably is the desktop. I'll turn off the auto add and see if that helps thanks guys.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Stack',index.php?page=Thread&postID=44981#post449 81
Found the issue it was auto adding items names World of Warcraft. I had an icon on the desktop with the name and thats what I was tabbing to.
whoa... grabbed an icon.. nice :D
yea, you may want to turn auto-add off (i know i know... 'no duh!')