Q: So how do I send keys to two copies of WoW running on a single machine?

A: This used to be impossible to do but with the advent of dual core processors and better graphics cards it is now quite possible. Simply use an open source program called AutoHotkey. You can read more about it here: http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums2/viewtopic.php?t=17



AutoHotKey is an application that allows you to send a keystroke to more than 1 client on the same PC.



http://www.autohotkey.com/



For those planning on dual-boxing with just 1 PC this may be the application for you. Being able to push keystrokes on 1 screen and it sending the same to the other greatly enhances the effectiveness.

Although it does take a bit to set up, this is an example of setting up the "2" key to be sent to both World of Warcraft clients.



There is another program called Keyclone that while not free, may offer a better and "more" legal version that combines the functionality of AHK and Multibox together.
Are you saying that with one computer I should use AutoHotKey?
I'm confused for which program would be more efficient for dual-boxing on one computer [KeyClone or AutoHotKey]

Thanks in advance, Rhippa.

PS. I'm using Windows XP if that makes any difference at all (It probably doesn't :s).