While talking to the guys over at the MQ, one of them (shoutout to Kaen01 over at the MQ2 discord server) pointed out a built-in feature that I had not known about. And that is the ability of MQ2 to use cfg files.
MQ2 is hardcoded to recognize and run cfg files that have certain specified names. The MQ wiki page at https://www.macroquest2.com/wiki/index.php/CFG_Files has a very good explanation for their capability and their usage. But to summarize, you can have commands run at the character select screen, at initial appearance (login) in the game, at zone in, or at other times. And these commands can be character specific or class specific.
Example: Since I don't use (yet) a window tiling program like ISBoxer or MQ2EmuTiler.dll (found at mqemulator.net, in their Gold version), I instead simply minimize my toons to the taskbar. Since every minimized EQ instance looks the same, it could get awkward trying to remember which instance is which toon. I would end up using blank instances of my browser as dividers between groups of toons. But MQ2 has an answer for this:
Create a text file (like with notepad), rename it to zoned.cfg, and place it either in the main MQ2 folder, or in an MQ2 subfolder named \configs, or in the main Everquest folder. Then place this command in it:
/SetWinTitle ${Me.Name} -- Zone: ${Zone.Name}(${Zone.ShortName})
Now, instead of the EQ titlebars simply saying "Everquest", they will instead show the name of the toon, the zone he is in, and the shortname of that zone. The shortnames are what some of the internals of Everquest know the zones as. For example, you can type the shortname of a zone to a portal fairy in a /say.
This is what Kaen01 uses. Perhaps its for when he plays Live EQ?
/SetWinTitle ${Me.Name} -- Lvl:${Me.Level} ${Me.Class} -- Zone: ${Zone.Name}(${Zone.ShortName}/${Zone.ID}) -- Server:${EverQuest.Server} -- ${Me.SubscriptionDays} sub days left.
Note that it shows subscription days (not applicable to THF) and which server (THF only has one).
And what's really neat (at least I think so) is that you can use /loadcfg to reload a cfg and have that take immediate effect. Example: I changed the command in zoned.cfg to /SetWinTitle ${Me.Name} -- Zone: ${Zone.Name} , then I typed /loadcfg zoned into Jaton's MQ window. The shortname disappeared from his titlebar.