When He says Log-In as Guest mode, He means that You're running WoW Under the "Guest account" (WindowsXP/Vista) Instead of the User account you're using (Usually Administrator)
So, You'll Still be logged onto your normal account, but WoW Will be run under "Guest".
You can go into the Task Manager (CTRL+ALT+DLT) to see what Account your programs are being run under
this is preatty cool
nice program m8 +rep
Make it find the world of warcraft folder, instead of releasing different versions with fixed wow locations!
"World of Warcraft could seriously be played by monkeys if the raid bosses dropped bananas instead of shiny epics" - Thomas R.
Would be nice with an AddOn management feature that actually works and track down your AddOns and keep 'em up to date.
Liked the auto-login system, and should not be that big of a problem (Honestly I don't know, don't program things myself)
Add a Warden tracker into it, I know it already is a Warden tracker, but isn't it good to have many programs integrated in one? Great to have if you're using Glider.
Concerning the "running as Guest" suggestion:
Don't know if this will help you implement the feature, but the command to run WoW using the Guest account from the command prompt is:
Change the WoW directory as appropriate.Code:runas /user:Guest "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe"
I don't have a clue whether this will be of help to you [F]ear, but just thought I'd post it anyway. For those that don't know, this runs WoW using the Guest account, which is a limited/restricted account, and as a result it cannot read/modify applications that are run from another account. This is the technique Zolofighter uses to protect itself.
P.S. You MUST have the guest account enabled on your computer to use this!
P.P.S If it asks for a password and you dont have one assigned to your guest account, just leave it blank and press enter.
Last edited by Shenlok; 07-08-2008 at 04:27 AM. Reason: Code typo