Just started dual-boxing a few days ago, NO keyclone/hotkeynet, etc (edited)

[Freddie]

I tried hotkeynet, and was completely lost.

I'm sorry to hear that. I know HotkeyNet looks very technical and intimidating. Eventually I hope to add some easy point-and-click screens so people can set things up without turning themselves into programmers. But the current version is tough unless you're a bit of a geek. I regret it, but that's how it is.

Hotkeynet was fail to me because I could not input my password ( when I tried it, I was using two computers ). Any help and suggestions would be appreciated.

If you mean HotkeyNet's password, as long as you're using a router, you don't need to use that. I never bother.

EDIT: Yes, I read the guides and everything, but you can't ask a guide a question. I tried Synergy, and again, was completely lost. I am considered computer literate, but these programs are making my head hurt. I have decided to keep both WoW's on one computer, with the setup I mentioned above. /frusterated that I can't make heads or tails of these tools ( Keyclone, etc)

Let me tell you my trick for preventing this kind of headache. Actually it's not a trick, it's just how programmers do everything.

Start with something incredibly simple. The simplest, tiniest thing you can. With HotkeyNet, that would be one hotkey that sends one keystroke. Get that to work. How hard can it be to get one keystroke to work? Not hard. Somebody will tell you how to do it on a forum.

Then add another little bit. By now you see the pattern. Now you can add a lot of keystrokes.

Then add another kind of feature. Add things one at a time.

The advantage of adding one small thing at a time is that if it doesn't work, you know exactly what you did wrong. The reason people get frustrated is usually because they try to do 50 different things at once. Then when the result doesn't work, they have no idea what to change to fix it.