Going nuts..

[Khatovar]

Call the WoW instances via path in the hotkey instead of the subroutine


//-----------------------------------------------------------
// SUBROUTINE TO LAUNCH AND RENAME A COPY OF WOW.
//-----------------------------------------------------------
<Command LaunchAndRename>
<SendPC %1%>
<Run %2%>
<RenameTargetWin %3%>


//-----------------------------------------------------------
// HOTKEY TO LAUNCH AND RENAME YOUR WOW WINDOWS
//-----------------------------------------------------------
<Hotkey ScrollLockOn Alt Ctrl L>
<LaunchAndRename Local "c:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe" WoW1>
<LaunchAndRename Local "c:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe" WoW2>
<LaunchAndRename SLAVE_COMPUTER_IP "c:\WoW\WoW\WoW.exe" WoW3>
<LaunchAndRename SLAVE_COMPUTER_IP "c:\WoW\WoW\WoW.exe" WoW4>

I'm not sure what you're trying to do with your key definitions -

<Hotkey ScrollLockOn A-Z, 0-9, Plus, Minus, F1-F12 except W, A, S, D, Shift AllMainKeys;>

but "Shift AllMainKeys" isn't a key you can define. If you are trying to add another list of keys, it should be

<Hotkey ScrollLockOn A-Z, 0-9, Plus, Minus, F1-F12 except W, A, S, D; Shift AllMainKeys>

However, I'm not sure if that's what you're looking to do. If you are trying to define a set of keys that works with and without sift or other modifiers, I usually just create a list

<Keylist WoWKeys A-Z, 0-9, Plus, Minus, F1-F12 except W, A, S, D>

Then define the hotkey to respond with whatever modifiers

<Hotkey ScrollLockOn WoWKeys; ScrollLockOn Shift WoWKeys; ScrollLockOn Alt WoWKeys; ScrollLockOn Ctrl WoWKeys>

But I probably do it assbackwards and Freddie probably has better ideas.