The IP address shown here is only an example. You can find the server's IP address by clicking 'Show this PC's IP details' on the server's copy of HotkeyNet.Д®nter the server's IP address in each client as shown in the following illustration. On each client, you must enter the server's IP address. On each one, select 'Client' in the illustration above. If you are using HotkeyNet on more than one machine, all the others besides the server must be clients. (It makes no difference which one you choose.)Д¬lick 'Apply' and restart HotkeyNet on your server to make your settings take effect. The only difference between a server and a client is that the server coordinates communications behind the scenes.Д¬hoose one of your computers to be the server by checking the appropriate box. Every computer that runs HotkeyNet can do the same things as the others regardless of whether it's a server or a client. This choice has no effect on how you use the program. You must now choose one of your computers to be the server.

If you're using HotkeyNet on more than one machine, click 'Yes' in the illustration shown above. If you're using HotkeyNet on only one machine, you're finished with this page. If you are using HotkeyNet on only one computer, click 'No' for 'Are you linking PCs?' as shown in the following illustration.Д¬lick 'Apply' and restart HotkeyNet to make your settings take effect. On each computer that you've installed it on, click 'Comm Settings' to bring up the communications settings panel. Before you start using HotkeyNet, you need to adjust a few settings.

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