A simple tool to open Everquest Client Windows with a standard naming convention in the window title and assign a hotkey to set focus on each.
You need to set the EqDirectory paramater in the App.Config (EQWindowOpener.exe.config) file to point to the location where eqgame.exe resides. Hotkeys can be defined for as many windows as desired. Values are case sensitive and must reflect a valid name from the Keys Enum. Two examples are provided. One using the numpad keys alone (numlock must be on), and one using Ctrl and the 1-6 digit keys. The default is Ctrl + a digit key (Example Ctrl+1 for Client 1).
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<startup>
<supportedRuntime version="v4.0" sku=".NETFramework,Version=v4.7.2" />
</startup>
<appSettings>
<!-- Everquest Directory -->
<add key="EqDirectory" value="C:\wfh_v2"></add>
<!-- Hotkeys -->
<add key="keyModifier" value="NoRepeat"></add>
<add key="hotkey1" value="NumPad1"></add>
<add key="hotkey2" value="NumPad2"></add>
<add key="hotkey3" value="NumPad3"></add>
<add key="hotkey4" value="NumPad4"></add>
<add key="hotkey5" value="NumPad5"></add>
<add key="hotkey6" value="NumPad6"></add>
</appSettings>
</configuration><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>
<startup>
<supportedRuntime version="v4.0" sku=".NETFramework,Version=v4.7.2" />
</startup>
<appSettings>
<!-- Everquest Directory -->
<add key="EqDirectory" value="C:\wfh_v2"></add>
<!-- Hotkeys -->
<add key="keyModifier" value="Control"></add>
<add key="hotkey1" value="D1"></add>
<add key="hotkey2" value="D2"></add>
<add key="hotkey3" value="D3"></add>
<add key="hotkey4" value="D4"></add>
<add key="hotkey5" value="D5"></add>
<add key="hotkey6" value="D6"></add>
</appSettings>
</configuration>Run EQWindowOpener.exe as Administrator. Each window will be given a sequential title (Client1,Client2,Client3, etc). The proccess will remain open in order to rename the window when the client periodically changes it back to "EverQuest". It's recommended to increase client background FPS in order to resolve issues with autofollow etc.
If a key modifier value is specified, that key will need to be pressed and held prior to pressing the hotkey.
Alt
Control
Shift
Windows
NoRepeat - Use this value if you do not wish to use a modfier // No Key Mapping
None
// The left mouse button.
LButton
// The right mouse button.
RButton
// The CANCEL key.
Cancel
// The middle mouse button (three-button mouse).
MButton
// The first x mouse button (five-button mouse).
XButton1
// The second x mouse button (five-button mouse).
XButton2
// The BACKSPACE key.
Back
// The TAB key.
Tab
// The LINEFEED key.
LineFeed
// The CLEAR key.
Clear
// The RETURN key.
Return
// The ENTER key.
Enter
// The SHIFT key.
ShiftKey
// The CTRL key.
ControlKey
// The ALT key.
Menu
// The PAUSE key.
Pause
// The CAPS LOCK key.
Capital
// The CAPS LOCK key.
CapsLock
// The IME Kana mode key.
KanaMode
// The IME Hanguel mode key. (maintained for compatibility; use HangulMode)
HanguelMode
// The IME Hangul mode key.
HangulMode
// The IME Junja mode key.
JunjaMode
// The IME final mode key.
FinalMode
// The IME Hanja mode key.
HanjaMode
// The IME Kanji mode key.
KanjiMode
// The ESC key.
Escape
// The IME convert key.
IMEConvert
// The IME nonconvert key.
IMENonconvert
// The IME accept key, replaces System.Windows.Forms.Keys.IMEAceept.
IMEAccept
// The IME accept key. Obsolete, use System.Windows.Forms.Keys.IMEAccept instead.
IMEAceept
// The IME mode change key.
IMEModeChange
// The SPACEBAR key.
Space
// The PAGE UP key.
Prior
// The PAGE UP key.
PageUp
// The PAGE DOWN key.
Next
// The PAGE DOWN key.
PageDown
// The END key.
End
// The HOME key.
Home
// The LEFT ARROW key.
Left
// The UP ARROW key.
Up
// The RIGHT ARROW key.
Right
// The DOWN ARROW key.
Down
// The SELECT key.
Select
// The PRINT key.
Print
// The EXECUTE key.
Execute
// The PRINT SCREEN key.
Snapshot
// The PRINT SCREEN key.
PrintScreen
// The INS key.
Insert
// The DEL key.
Delete
// The HELP key.
Help
// The 0 key.
D0
// The 1 key.
D1
// The 2 key.
D2
// The 3 key.
D3
// The 4 key.
D4
// The 5 key.
D5
// The 6 key.
D6
// The 7 key.
D7
// The 8 key.
D8
// The 9 key.
D9
// The A key.
A
// The B key.
B
// The C key.
C
// The D key.
D
// The E key.
E
// The F key.
F
// The G key.
G
// The H key.
H
// The I key.
I
// The J key.
J
// The K key.
K
// The L key.
L
// The M key.
M
// The N key.
N
// The O key.
O
// The P key.
P
// The Q key.
Q
// The R key.
R
// The S key.
S
// The T key.
T
// The U key.
U
// The V key.
V
// The W key.
W
// The X key.
X
// The Y key.
Y
// The Z key.
Z
// The left Windows logo key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard).
LWin
// The right Windows logo key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard).
RWin
// The application key (Microsoft Natural Keyboard).
Apps
// The computer sleep key.
Sleep
// The 0 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad0
// The 1 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad1
// The 2 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad2
// The 3 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad3
// The 4 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad4
// The 5 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad5
// The 6 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad6
// The 7 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad7
// The 8 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad8
// The 9 key on the numeric keypad.
NumPad9
// The multiply key.
Multiply
// The add key.
Add
// The separator key.
Separator
// The subtract key.
Subtract
// The decimal key.
Decimal
// The divide key.
Divide
// The F1 key.
F1
// The F2 key.
F2
// The F3 key.
F3
// The F4 key.
F4
// The F5 key.
F5
// The F6 key.
F6
// The F7 key.
F7
// The F8 key.
F8
// The F9 key.
F9
// The F10 key.
F10
// The F11 key.
F11
// The F12 key.
F12
// The F13 key.
F13
// The F14 key.
F14
// The F15 key.
F15
// The F16 key.
F16
// The F17 key.
F17
// The F18 key.
F18
// The F19 key.
F19
// The F20 key.
F20
// The F21 key.
F21
// The F22 key.
F22
// The F23 key.
F23
// The F24 key.
F24
// The NUM LOCK key.
NumLock
// The SCROLL LOCK key.
Scroll
// The left SHIFT key.
LShiftKey
// The right SHIFT key.
RShiftKey
// The left CTRL key.
LControlKey
// The right CTRL key.
RControlKey
// The left ALT key.
LMenu
// The right ALT key.
RMenu
// The browser back key (Windows 2000 or later).
BrowserBack
// The browser forward key (Windows 2000 or later).
BrowserForward
// The browser refresh key (Windows 2000 or later).
BrowserRefresh
// The browser stop key (Windows 2000 or later).
BrowserStop
// The browser search key (Windows 2000 or later).
BrowserSearch
// The browser favorites key (Windows 2000 or later).
BrowserFavorites
// The browser home key (Windows 2000 or later).
BrowserHome
// The volume mute key (Windows 2000 or later).
VolumeMute
// The volume down key (Windows 2000 or later).
VolumeDown
// The volume up key (Windows 2000 or later).
VolumeUp
// The media next track key (Windows 2000 or later).
MediaNextTrack
// The media previous track key (Windows 2000 or later).
MediaPreviousTrack
// The media Stop key (Windows 2000 or later).
MediaStop
// The media play pause key (Windows 2000 or later).
MediaPlayPause
// The launch mail key (Windows 2000 or later).
LaunchMail
// The select media key (Windows 2000 or later).
SelectMedia
// The start application one key (Windows 2000 or later).
LaunchApplication1
// The start application two key (Windows 2000 or later).
LaunchApplication2
// The OEM Semicolon key on a US standard keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemSemicolon
// The OEM 1 key.
Oem1
// The OEM plus key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
Oemplus
// The OEM comma key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
Oemcomma
// The OEM minus key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemMinus
// The OEM period key on any country/region keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemPeriod
// The OEM question mark key on a US standard keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemQuestion
// The OEM 2 key.
Oem2
// The OEM tilde key on a US standard keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
Oemtilde
// The OEM 3 key.
Oem3
// The OEM open bracket key on a US standard keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemOpenBrackets
// The OEM 4 key.
Oem4
// The OEM pipe key on a US standard keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemPipe
// The OEM 5 key.
Oem5
// The OEM close bracket key on a US standard keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemCloseBrackets
// The OEM 6 key.
Oem6
// The OEM singled/double quote key on a US standard keyboard (Windows 2000 or later).
OemQuotes
// The OEM 7 key.
Oem7
// The OEM 8 key.
Oem8
// The OEM angle bracket or backslash key on the RT 102 key keyboard (Windows 2000
// or later).
OemBackslash
// The OEM 102 key.
Oem102
// The PROCESS KEY key.
ProcessKey
// Used to pass Unicode characters as if they were keystrokes. The Packet key value
// is the low word of a 32-bit virtual-key value used for non-keyboard input methods.
Packet
// The ATTN key.
Attn
// The CRSEL key.
Crsel
// The EXSEL key.
Exsel
// The ERASE EOF key.
EraseEof
// The PLAY key.
Play
// The ZOOM key.
Zoom
// A constant reserved for future use.
NoName
// The PA1 key.
Pa1
// The CLEAR key.
OemClear
// The bitmask to extract a key code from a key value.
KeyCode
// The SHIFT modifier key.
Shift
// The CTRL modifier key.
Control
// The ALT modifier key.
Alt