Help with new chars and PVP

[Stykz&Stohnz]

ok, so im new to multiboxing, and i started slow, im going with holy priest ele sham, 2 trolls named Stykz and Stohnz, and im starting to get used to it, im using my gateway laptop for the shaman and my custom built alienware for my (main) priest, and im wondering if i should be using my shaman as main, and if pvp is gonna happen on these chars with my "face the target" problems. also, should i get a wireless keyboard or a micro keyboard, atm im using the laptop's actual keyboard, and its giving me macro probs. oh and last thing, what do u guys do for looting? is there a macro i dont know? ive been using ffa and having the priest with large bag slots to loot it all and then give money to the sham when needed, any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[keyclone]

re: looting
that's what i do... no macro, just standard auto-loot and pass around what's needed

re: keyboards
i use synergy and keyclone... only 1 keyboard and mouse.. period

re: facing the target in pvp
that's an issue whether your boxing or not... (and as a former rogue, that's the caster weakness i liked to exploit)

[Runiat]

Facing your target:
Play your shaman as you'd play any char, and have the priest cast spells on your shaman's target - healing, mainly.

If you want your priest to do dmg in PvP, it's 10 points for a channelled spell which will turn it for ya.

[Stykz&Stohnz]

so, another quick one, should i go holy priest ele sham or resto sham shadow priest, i have extensive experiance as all four (friends chars and my own). Its really troubling me. ALSO is there a way for me to use synergy without multiple accnts on same comp, my comp CAN do it but id prefer not too.

[keyclone]

re: synergy
i'm a bit confused by your question. synergy is a program that will allow you to move your mouse from one screen to another, across computers, allowing you to click buttons and have keyboard input, to the other machines. it is not a broadcaster.

keyclone is the broadcaster that allows you to coordinate your clones. and yes, you can run a single clone per machine adding it to that machines keyclone... then link all the keyclones together.

so when you hit a key in one clone, it will pass up to the local keyclone, then out to the other connected keyclones, and down into their associated clones. (there is no limit on the number of keyclones you can link together)