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1. The group configuration. I know its hard. I know and read that the best beginner's combination is a Paladin x 4shamans, or 5shamans or 5 druid combination. Something that doesn't require a huge pile of macros on each character and configuration on the IS boxer. So should I first make the 1xpala (which I got already) and 4x Shaman at start, then slowly start with other combination to get the hang of 5boxing? (Note: i don't have RAF. Its my 4 account and last account I got it from a friend who no longer plays and deleted all of his chars. I just moved my shaman on account 1 to that account).
My very first multibox team is a 5-man Pally/Lock/Shaman/Mage/Priest setup and it's going pretty well. So far I've been able to tackle every instance including daily heroics, albeit some encounters usually involve 5-10 wipes before I figure it out. It did take a little while setting up macros and I'm constantly tweaking them, but despite the class diversity I only have to hit between 1-3 keys during combat and I still have access to many of the class specific special abilities (Hex, Purge, Counterspell, Poly, Mirror Image, etc...). For those I use repeater regions with bartender action bars.

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2. The healing. This is the part I need to read more of the guide. But I heard healbot+something about mouse repeater should do the trick. But I also heard about making clickbuttons from the ISboxer and macro it on the healer. Would like to know which is easier since opinions varied on most posts.
VuhDo + ISBoxer repeater regions I use for the group healing, with 3 physical hotkeys also setup for tank healing (FoL, Penance, and a "panic" heal button that has my shaman stop his DPS and cast quick heals on the tank while the priest does a big one). Most healing is pretty easy, from my main screen (the Paladin) I right click on the name to have the priest cast PW:S, left click for FoL, Shift-left for greater heal, etc...

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3. Keyboard. Should I get a G11/G15 keyboard to make my life easier? Or should the standard keyboard would be enough? I kind of expect the answer but would like to make up my mind on purchasign an expensive piece of hardware or not.
Stick with the regular keyboard for now, but if you were to upgrade I'd seriously look at a G13 rather than a G15. It takes a little bit of getting used to, but now I can't imagine doing it any other way. You have more buttons at your disposal including an analog thumb-stick which is perfect for controlling slave movement.

I make wide use of the alternate profiles with the G13. With a quick button press I switch my team from normal DPS rotations to burst DPS for movement heavy fights, or "special" DPS for fights that involve mounted combat or some other oddity. The pad offers color coding for whatever setup you choose, so it's easy to see which setup is active and on the fly switching is instant and painless.

I also have a NAGA MMO mouse, but I've only recently started to make use of its 12 available keys, as the G13 has provided more than enough button real-estate. It's looking more like the mouse buttons will be used for when I'm running solo with one of my team and need quick access to the abilities I typically ignore when running as a group.

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1. To be able to do Daily dungeons/heroics alone. Or with me +1 friend. without needing to wait on long queues (dps specially) or getting frustrated by the performance of a PUG (unanounced afks (many of them), stupid mistakes, bad performance, demanding Gearscore)
This was my goal too and it has been a blast. I've been 5-boxing for about two months or so now, got my team to 80 a couple weeks back and so far haven't hit a heroic daily that I haven't been able to tackle with a little bit of work. I don't go as fast as pugs, but I'm typically finishing a dungeon in 20-40 minutes. I imagine as my GS gets higher that will speed up (sitting at around 3200-3500 on each toon atm). You're gonna love tackling the dungeons by yourself, overcoming difficult fights through trial and error and learning each of the different phases and abilities a boss has.