Help with Keyclone

[The IT Monkey]

glad we got that sorted

yes... autohide the task bar and you are golden.

[keyclone]

whoa.. nice thread.. sorry i'm late getting to it

i have seen this type of behavior a couple of times. it's very hard to figure out remotely.
the trick i have found is this:

if you run the commands, and wow shows up.. then you commands are correct
if your wow does not maximize.. there are only 2 possibilities..

1. the region names don't match or you stack more then 1 command in the same region
2. another application window runs first, keyclone grabs it.. it runs wow, then disappears... keyclone then has no windows in the list

the way to differentiate the 2 quickly would be whether or not the commands end up in the keyclone list

if they are in the list, and assuming auto-add is UNCHECKED, then the problem is region names (or maximizer not checked)

if they don't show up.. then you have the tougher problem described in #2

glad to see you got it worked out.

drop me a note if you need anything

[Dezeral]

Oh, and one more thing... I'm guessing the only way to have the WoW windows in front of the taskbar is to hide the bar?

Actually, right click on the task bar and select properties, then uncheck "keep the taskbar ontop of other windows." Autohiding the taskbar will still allow it to pop up when you move your cursor to the edge of the screen. By unchecking "keep the taskbar ontop of other windows" you'll never have the taskbar pop up on you.

[The IT Monkey]

Oh, and one more thing... I'm guessing the only way to have the WoW windows in front of the taskbar is to hide the bar?

Actually, right click on the task bar and select properties, then uncheck "keep the taskbar ontop of other windows." Autohiding the taskbar will still allow it to pop up when you move your cursor to the edge of the screen. By unchecking "keep the taskbar ontop of other windows" you'll never have the taskbar pop up on you.

I sit corrected.

I stand for ladies though.

[MageaMageb]

Oh, and one more thing... I'm guessing the only way to have the WoW windows in front of the taskbar is to hide the bar?

Actually, right click on the task bar and select properties, then uncheck "keep the taskbar ontop of other windows." Autohiding the taskbar will still allow it to pop up when you move your cursor to the edge of the screen. By unchecking "keep the taskbar ontop of other windows" you'll never have the taskbar pop up on you.

Perfect. I was gettin' tired of that bugger poppin' up on me :cursing:

Thanks mate :thumbsup: