Quote Originally Posted by 'Tehtsuo',index.php?page=Thread&postID=73279#post7 3279
The screen names that I mean is with Keyclone, you set up commands to start your WoW windows. You can also put in the account name for the window, so each window opens up with the correct Username, and you can just put the password in...
Yeah you can do that now with HotkeyNet. Like I said, somebody wrote a good definition for that (it's a pretty complicated script) but you can just download it and <Include> it in your hotkey file. I'll find it for you if you want.

Quote Originally Posted by 'Tehtsuo',index.php?page=Thread&postID=73279#post7 3279
While you're answering questions Freddie, is there a way to set up a override key of some kind with HKN so every keystroke will be transmitted to all windows?
You mean you turn this feature on, and until it's off, every key you press goes to every WoW window on a list? No, HKN doesn't do that. HKN was designed as a hotkey program not a key broadcaster so you need to specify every key that you want to send. I'll think about adding it.

That and the mute all are features I like in Keyclone as well.
I assume mute turns that feature off. HKN currently lets you make two types of hotkeys that turn it off. One is a pure "hotkeys off" button. The other is a toggle.