Quote Originally Posted by Freddie View Post
The thing that makes Old Mojo special as a KM program is that it installs and configures itself automatically. It's easier to set up than any other KM program I've seen. What a difference from HotkeyNet! On the other hand I never got around to putting lock-to-screen in it.
But does it have as much functionality as HotkeyNet? I stumbled across a post from you about Mojo while looking for an answer to my problem and you said something like HotkeyNet was still your best program to use but that your newest Mojo was going to be better than HotkeyNet when it was finished.

Ease of setup is great. But I would prefer to have a program that can accomplish exactly what I want it to do even if it means I have to spend days/weeks setting it up. That's also why I like Grid for healing in WoW.

I don't find HotkeyNet hard to use at all. But I am also well versed in several different programming/scripting languages as well as experience with reverse engineering (I used to write proggies for games). So I don't know how hard HotkeyNet is to use for the average multiboxer. I'm new to multiboxing and KM software, but old to computers in general.