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it seems I just can't learn to do it.

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Hogwash! Like most things in life, it just takes some practice. As one who just recently began multi-tabling, I'll repeat some advice that others have given. Drop down to a level that is simply meaningless to you financially and play two tables at a time, preferably on a site whose software is slow. If you can find two tables where you can sit in the same (or close to the same) seats, that would also help at first. Use of PAHud or GT+ eases some of the burden of having to follow the action so closely. And, accept the fact that it's ok to make a few mistakes playing more than one table since you'll be getting into the "long-run" more quickly.

BTW, I wish you'd re-consider your desertion from the Computer Technical Help page [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]