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	There are many ways of accomplishing round-robin behavior in ISBoxer, through [[Mapped Key|Mapped Keys]]:		There are many ways of accomplishing round-robin behavior in ISBoxer, through [[Mapped Key|Mapped Keys]]:
−	* Multiple Steps can be used to perform a different Action or set of Actions each time a Mapped Key is used	+	* Multiple Steps can be used to perform a different Action or set of Actions each time a [[Hotkey]] is pressed
	* [[ISBoxer 38]] adds round-robin check boxes to following [[Action|Mapped Key Actions]]:		* [[ISBoxer 38]] adds round-robin check boxes to following [[Action|Mapped Key Actions]]:
	** [[Keystroke Action]]		** [[Keystroke Action]]

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Round-robin is a name given to the idea of sending an instruction (such as a Key Combination) to each of several windows, one at a time.

There are many ways of accomplishing round-robin behavior in ISBoxer, through Mapped Keys:

• Multiple Steps can be used to perform a different Action or set of Actions each time a Hotkey is pressed
• ISBoxer 38 adds round-robin check boxes to following Mapped Key Actions:
  • Keystroke Action
  • Named World of Warcraft Macro Action
  • World of Warcraft Macro Action
  • Do Mapped Key Action
  • Send Next Click Action
  • Sync Cursor Action
• Mapped Key Virtualization can also be used