Customizable Loc Window
by Keiz Dinzyar, Prexus server

You will need a JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed in order to run KEIZLOC.
If you don't already have one, there are several places you could go to get one. The one I use is available here.

Once you have the JRE installed, double-click KEIZLOC.JAR to run the program.
This will create an EQUI_FeedbackWnd.xml file. Copy that to your custom UI folder and you are good to go.
If you are not using a custom UI, create a folder called LOC in your EVERQUEST\UIFILES folder and copy it there. And then, once in game, type "/load loc 1".

To bring up the Loc Window in game, type "/feedback". I made a hotkey for this.

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Customizing your Loc Window:
1. TABS.TXT - this is the most important file. KEIZLOC cannot execute properly without this file in the same directory as KEIZLOC.JAR. In it, you will find a list of tab names and their corisponding TXT files (listed in the order you will find them in your Window). If you wish to remove a tab, just delete that line. If you wish to reorder the tabs, just move lines up or down. If you wish to add a tab, add a line with the name you wish for the tab on the left and its corisponding TXT file on the right - seperated by tab. It is imperative that you use TAB instead of SPACE to seperate these, it will not work otherwise.

2. LOCS.TXT - these TXT files contain the actual locs and comments you wish displayed in your various tabs. There are three valid lines you may add to these files: Section, Comment, and Loc.
A. You would use a Section to denote which zone the following locs pertain to. IE, Kedge Keep under the Old World tab. You must put these in [].
Sample: [Kedge Keep]
B. A Comment appears on the left in yellow; you might use these as a special footnote. IE, "Enduring Breath required" displayed under Kedge Keep. You must preceed these with // and a space.
Sample: // Enduring Breath required
C. Locs - there are four parts to a Loc: Name, X, Y, and LocComment. Each must be seperated by tab, or it will not work. Name is simply the text you wish displayed to describe this loc (IE, Phinigel Autropos under Kedge Keep). X and Y are the actual numbers. LocComment is not required, but will show up in blue to the right of the X and Y numbers if you use one. For example, you might add a LocComment that says "He is stingy, very rarely drops Epic items!" for the Phinigel Autropos entry.
Sample: Phinigel Autropos TAB 0 TAB 0 TAB He is stingy, very rarely drops Epic items!
If you do not know the actual loc, but wish to add an entry anyway, just substitute the key word "Unknown" for the X and Y numbers.
Sample: Phinigel Autropos TAB Unknown TAB He is stingy, very rarely drops Epic items!