Command Editor Questions

Not sure if I am missing the obvious, but is there a way to launch a command manually, instead of being a start up automatic thing? Reason I ask is so I could launch another instance of wow using maximizer and keyclone, without having it auto-launch the whole command string. I know I could manually open a wow instance and have keyclone work with it, but I want maximizer to work for it along with, and the main reason behind asking, the FPS limiter.

Also, is it possible to save multiple configurations of command strings for the auto-startup? For instance i could have a profile for wow1;wow2;wow3.. or just wow1.. or wow1;wow2

Thanks!

Edit: Random observation. All instances of wow were closed. Keyclone was closed. I launched wow from its normal launcher, not through keyclone and maximizer. It is still using the background fps limiter. Im not complaining really since this is what i was asking how to do, but uh.. why is it doing this? I read somewhere there is a bug that keyclone doesnt completely close, but I cannot find the process for it.

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Originally Posted by 'dariuslloyd',index.php?page=Thread&postID=77592#p ost77592

Not sure if I am missing the obvious, but is there a way to launch a command manually, instead of being a start up automatic thing? Reason I ask is so I could launch another instance of wow using maximizer and keyclone, without having it auto-launch the whole command string. I know I could manually open a wow instance and have keyclone work with it, but I want maximizer to work for it along with, and the main reason behind asking, the FPS limiter.

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Yea you don't need to lauch all 5x at once using WoW1;WoW2;WoW3;WoW4;WoW5.

You can individually launch them one by one by just typing in each conmmand name one at time and clicking connect.

Ahh nice, thanks did not know that!