Window Title: is1 (162+164+1) Character - CharSet

[TonyO]

My Window titles in EQ1 appear as follows.

is1 (162+164+1) Larry - Stooges
is2 (162+164+2) Moe - Stooges
is3 (162+164+3) Curly - Stooges

Odd titles (162+164+x) only happen in EQ (eqgame.exe patchme). I re-loaded my LOTRO character set just to be certain.

Here's what I have done:
* Searched google and ISBoxer web site.
* Downloaded and reinstalled the newest ISBoxer Suite (#41).
* Searched for strangeness (162, 164) in my EQ xml profile in notepad, but I can't find any.
* Re-created the characters and the character set in my profile.

Would anyone have an idea how to fix this?

[lax]

The 162+164 is computer-speak for Ctrl+Alt; I recognize that it is somewhat confusing. ISBoxer customizes the game window titles with the IS session name ("is1"), the Slot Activation Hotkey (Ctrl+Alt+1), the Character Set and Character names.

There have been requests for configurable window titles to replace this, so that's expected to be implemented at some point

Lax,

If we could customize the window names, it might potentially solve the Neverwinter window/is1...is5 problem (maybe).

Then one could just 'force' name them is1, is2 ... is5?

[lax]

The window title comes from the Inner Space session name, not the other way around. So no

Is there a way to force the Innerspace name then? Its *REALLY* getting annoying this problem.

[lax]

Is there a way to force the Innerspace name then? Its *REALLY* getting annoying this problem.

This is absolutely the wrong thread to be having this discussion in, we already had one and this thread is unrelated.

If the name was available for use as a session name, it would be used automatically in the right order. You can force the name, but only if it's not in use (which is why it wasn't able to use it).

[TonyO]

Thank you, Lax. That did the trick for me. I appreciate your quick and precise reply.

By the way, since you mentioned you are planning to revisit this part of code I want to mention that when I clear the Slot Hotkeys, Ctrl+Alt+n still switches to the window. This behavior is fine for me, but may be something you wanted to be aware of.