Unofficial Mojo FAQ

[Fursphere]

dot not pass and mouse click broadcasting (and slightly lesser extent maximizer) are imo deal breakers which prevent using mojo so I really think they should get top priority

I have been multiboxing for years without "do not pass" - so I hardly say it makes the tool unuseable. Or mouse broadcasting for that matter.

Just unbind keys in WoW.

You gota think really careful about what "can" and "cannot" be done when you're talking to a former long time "full hardware" boxer. No tricks here - I did everything the hard way - and successfully at that. ('cept arenas).

[Freddie]

Am I doing something wrong or is focus follow actually not in the current build ? seems like I need to click when I disable window broadcast for the input to get to the correct window ? can you make the hkn focus follow be the default behavior (with maybe some setting to leave it alone) ? (or is in a preference I missed in some of the setting window)

Thanks

Mojo doesn't give you a way to set it.

I don't think anybody mentioned it until today.

I'll add it in the next build.

In the meantime, if you're using XP, you can set it with a free utility from Microsoft called TweakUI or maybe it's called PowerToys, I forget.

On Vista, you set it in Control Panel : Ease of Access : mouse : "Make it easier to switch between windows"

Hmm, actually, that won't work because Vista has a delay by default.

maybe you can't set it in Vista without a third-party utility. I'll add it to Mojo right away.

[Moorea]

I can set it with HKN :-) but it'd be nice to have it built in within Mojo :-)


Not having DNP is a big issue because I don't want to unbind WASD because I want when I mouse over that other window and use WASD that it works, that it always goes only to the window under the mouse and not the other ones; when in that mode

[Freddie]

I'll put it in the next build.

In fact I'll put all three settings in the next build. HotkeyNet only has one of them. Mojo will have Windows's entire Active Window Tracking API.

I don't know why Microsoft builds this stuff into Windows but doesn't give people any way to turn it on.

Maybe it's part of some standard they have to meet for government contracts, in order to emulate Unix or something.

[Fursphere]

I'll put it in the next build.

In fact I'll put all three settings in the next build. HotkeyNet only has one of them. Mojo will have Windows's entire Active Window Tracking API.

I don't know why Microsoft builds this stuff into Windows but doesn't give people any way to turn it on.

Maybe it's part of some standard they have to meet for government contracts, in order to emulate Unix or something.

The answer is simple. 99.9% of WIndows users have no idea WTF you are even talking about.

[Freddie]

True but lots of people who come to Windows from Unix want this stuff.

If you fiddle with it, you see right away what it does.

[Fursphere]

lol Unix.

So 0.0001% of the Windows user base? Ya, thats worth spending time on.

[Freddie]

Just give me an hour to finish putting it in Mojo,, and you can tell me how stupid it was.

But if you tell me now you'll talk me out of it and it will never get done.

[Fursphere]

I never said it was stupid. I was only answering your question as to why Microsoft never bothered putting the features in for the standard user - because almost no one would use it, let alone know what it is.

If you want to add it to Mojo, by all means do so. I'm sure people will user it. Multiboxers are _not_ your standard users after all.

[Freddie]

I was kidding, but seriously, the strange thing is that Microsoft DID spend money on it. They did the programming. They did the testing. They wrote the API. They wrote the documentation.

All that stuff is 90% of the work and 90% of the money. They did it. It's in the OS.

What I find strange is that after all this money and work, they don't put a dialog box in Control Panel so people can turn it on and use it. (Well, it's partly exposed in Control Panel.)