- Startup screen

- Main dialog

Shutdown timer started

- OSD (On Screen Display)

Shortcut wizzard

Creates shortcuts with selected parameters and Icons:

System tray menu (v. 1.5)

- Startup screen in the "classic - mode"*

- Info & settings - dialog

click the window-icon in the top right corner:

open info like this:

- Info & Settings

Command line parameter:

Vista-ShutdownTimer.exe [L] [R] [S] [N] [F] [A] [T] [W] [Y] [C] [Mxx] [Hxx] [xx:xx] [setup] [U] [I] [WAKEUP] [Deutsch] [English]     L = Logoff)     R = Hibrate     S = Standby-modus     N = Restart     F = Force shutdown/ Force restart  /  -F =disable Force     A = Shutdown     U = Fast user switch - WinXP (classic modus only) - since Version 1.5.1     T = Minize to System Tray     W = Waring sound during the last 20 Sec.     Y = Scip confirm messages in classic mode.     Mxx = Shutdown-time   (xxxxx = time in minutes,                  M0 = run now (be carefull!))     xx:xx = Shutdown-tim   (xxxxx = time in Hours > 0 ),     Hxx = Classic Mode.  (run Program in classic                  Windows XP/Vista Mode)     C = Classic Mode.  (run Program in classic                  Windows XP/Vista Mode)    [WAKEUP] dd-mm-yyyy HH:MM = Wake up date / time    [WAKEUP] HH:MM = Wake up in hours:minutes     Setup = Run shortcut wizard [DEUTSCH]= Run Timer in german language (Fore more languages see language.ini) [ENGLISH]= Run Timer in english. (Fore more languages see language.ini)     I = run invisible (Only OSD is shown (be carefull! But if you have Problems with the fullscreen mode try that) Example:: VistaShutdownTimer.exe  S M90 W T   - runs in StandbyModes (S) for 90 minutes (M90),   - before shuting down warning beeps are enabled(W)   - minimize to System-Tray (T)   - no whitespaces needed: VistaShutdownTimer.exe SM90WT   Since Version 1.6: Remote parameter: VistaShutdownTimer.exe '[AUTO]' ,'[NEXT]', '[PAUSE]', '[+]xx', '[-]xx' Important: this parameters have to included in "[" and "]". These parameters will be send to the active ShutDownTimer - Instance so you can control it using this parameter set. [AUTO] = Default: Cycling between minutes (15 to 180 min) and Pause (like a usual TV Sleeptimer) [NEXT] = Switching through the shortcut mothods [PAUSE] = Switching pause (On/Off) or starting the timer if its not already started. [+]xx = Adding xx minutes to the timer countdown. [-]xx = Removing xx minutes form the timer countdown.   Examples:   Auto Modus (works like a TV-Sleeptimer): VistaShutdownTimer.exe  [AUTO]   looks like this:   Set next shutdown method: VistaShutdownTimer.exe  [NEXT] Add 90 minutes: VistaShutdownTimer.exe  [+] 90 Switch Pause (or start Time): VistaShutdownTimer.exe  [PAUSE]   You can also create a shortcut with this parameters.