I just downloaded the trial for testing today. Got it loaded and things were going well. Was able to play both accounts when I started. I camped secondary account to load a different account and could not return to primary machine. Primary machine is Vista and secondary is XP. I could do a Ctrl-Alt-Del and the Vista box would switch to the options for Shut Down, Task Manager, etc., but that was the only control I had and I had to click Shut Down (or Log Off, I forget) quickly in order to free up the primary machine.

I just looked through some of the older posts on this subject. I am guessing that this is the same problem that was previously posted about and that my camping of the secondary account was coincidental. Would love to see this work. I regularly two-box and occasionally three-box and this sure looked like a good way to escape the constant reaching around to different keyboards/mice. Hope it gets worked out.

Version says 1.2 Trial, I just downloaded it yesterday so I'm guessing it's the latest. Primary machine is Vista and Secondary is XP SP2.

I am using version 1.2 of Multiplicity Pro (that is as specific as i could find the version number) and Windows XP Pro on the primary computer with XP Media Center ed. on the secondary. I continue to have the same Everquest problem where the primary computer's game frequently stops responding after switching screens.

What is the current version number of your Multiplicity? There has been an update recently. 

Sadly I've purchased this software and it doesn't appear to be working yet. Any chance it'll be looked at?

 

EQ and EQ2 are two different games. I have never had a problem as the OP stated with EQ2. I had it all the time in EQ. Multiplicity still locks up the primary computer in Everquest. I seriously doubt this will get fixed.  Everquest works differently then EQ2 and WoW, lots of boxer type programs do not work well with EQ and it's because of how EQ handles inputs as backgroud/foreground. There is a program called Innerspace that will force EQ into the foreground where inputs will work and I assume multiplicity will work, but I never tried it. I just use my ultraportable laptop as the primary machine and have EQ on other machines. So long as EQ is not being played on the primary machine, all is good.

 

Also, I 6 boxed EQ2 for  a bit using mulitplicity and had it all running in full-screen. Worked fine.