CloneKeys - Mac Key Broadcasting application

The best way is to just remember to either hit the 'override' hotkey when you switch out, or manually press the stop sign.

It sounds like your F15 key isn't working to stop broadcasting for you. Go into preferences (click the CloneKeys menu in the top left of your screen, and choose Preferences), then click the 'Edit Override Hotkey' button, then press the key you want to set to toggle broadcasting off/on. I recommend a button that you wouldn't normally press. By default it should be the Pause/Break key or the F15 key.

I'll probably add a preference setting that will make it only broadcast when one of the managed applications are foreground in the next version.

wow! ive been trying to find/do this! how did you do it? Applescript?

It's coded in C/C++ in Carbon, using the Accessibility API to do the keystroke sending.

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How would I use this if I were using two computers via Synergy?

When I try to 'click the window' of the program on the other computer nothing happens.

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Originally Posted by Kaz

How would I use this if I were using two computers via Synergy?

When I try to 'click the window' of the program on the other computer nothing happens.

:(

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This is for a single computer multiple copy of wow setup.

I run three sessions of WOW on my iMac using this program. I do not use any other programs

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Originally Posted by Kaz

How would I use this if I were using two computers via Synergy?

When I try to 'click the window' of the program on the other computer nothing happens.

:(

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If you're using 2 computers and only 2 wows, you'd probably use the broadcasting version of synergy.

http://mendax.org/?p=577

Also see:

http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums2/viewtopic.php?t=1175

<3 great news! I don't have to write it myself. I'll check it out when I get home.

In hopes that the OP is still around...

I would sincerely love to have a feature or mode where I can connect a second keyboard to my mac, and then have all input from it go to the second copy of wow I am running.

I run two WOW clients on my MacPro and have a resto Druid and a Hunter. I don't really want to send a lot of keystrokes to both clients at the same time, but I would love to have a second keyboard to send only to the second WOW.

An alternative for use with a single keyboard would be to be able to have multiple states of relaying keys.
One would send all keystrokes to both WOWs.
A second state would send keystrokes to only the main WOW.
A third would send keystrokes only to the background WOW.

Psyche_DH



what I do is have hotkeys for followers on the numberpad...