FWIW here's my Autohotkey script that I've been using in lieu of WinEQ2 or Borderless Gaming.
Running this with WineD3D, it's kinda flashy when alt tabbing in and out, but it's othewise fine, and has been my go-to fullscreen script since I didn't feel like signing up for an account to get WinEQ2
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Upon Ctrl and =, this will move the EQ window to be borderless windowed in a 1440p main screen(which can be adjusted to whatever screen and screen-size you want), and also lock the mouse inside that window until you alt+tab.
However, you're gonna need to give the autohotkey exe admin permissions if running with XP compatbility mode.
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Code:
#IfWinActive, ahk_class _EverQuestwndclass
$^=::
WinSet, Style, -0xC00000,a
winmove, ahk_class _EverQuestwndclass, , 0, 0 , 2560, 1440
clipcursor(winexist("ahk_class _EverQuestwndclass") ? winexist("a") : "")
return
#IfWinActive
clipcursor(hwnd := "") {
static unclip := DllCall("GetCursor")
if hwnd {
;WinHide ahk_class _EverQuestwndclass
WinGetPos, rx, ry, rw, rh, ahk_id %hwnd%
WinGet style, style, ahk_id %hwnd%
if style & 0xc00000 { ; bordered window, use client area
SysGet cap, 4 ; caption height
SysGet bw, 32 ; border width
SysGet bh, 33 ; border height
rx += bw, ry += cap, rw -= (bh * 2), rh -= (cap + bh)
}
VarSetCapacity(rclip, 16)
NumPut(rx, &rclip+0)
NumPut(ry, &rclip+4)
NumPut(rw + rx, &rclip+8)
NumPut(rh + ry, &rclip+12)
} else
WinShow ahk_class _EverQuestwndclass
return DllCall("ClipCursor", Ptr, hwnd ? &rclip : &unclip)
}