Is it legal to start multiple wows with a hotkey? And have the usernames/passwords automatically entered?

using HotkeyNet, its easy to automate it, but I don't wanna get in trouble. Right now i have a hotkey that opens up my 5 copies of wow, removes the borders, resizes the 4 alt windows, and places them where they should be (well, im still trying to get them onto a particular monitor, but that's for another thread) Then it puts the usernames and passwords in and logs in, and enters the world. Basically a single hotkey to get right into the game, and then I can do the invite macro and get going.

Is this ok with blizzard? Or should I have it stop at opening wow and resizing/placing windows?

I doubt it since logging in doesn't really give you any advantages lol

Most of those things are already done legitly, just not by a single button, but I personally assume(keyword there) that there's nothing wrong with it since it's just running wow and logging in, no possible gain from that

I spit out my login and password in /say before but nobody was around, that's when I quit doing it. With my setup all I have to do is type in my password one time anyway.

just to add to the "one time I spammed my login/pw" anecdotes.... me too, and that was the last time I used the lazy-login approach.

I have keyclone set up to start them all and enter the account names. It's not on a hotkey though, and I type the password in myself.

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Originally Posted by 'daviddoran',index.php?page=Thread&postID=64783#po st64783

using HotkeyNet, its easy to automate it...

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Since you're using HotkeyNet, you don't have to worry about the risk of accidentally spamming your account info in the game, because you can write the hotkey definition in a way that makes such a thing impossible.