You can use this page to set up other settings of ActiveExit.

This page contains the following areas:

• Modify the behavior of the Logoff and Shut Down buttons

  Check this box if you want ActiveExit to perform certain actions when you press the Logoff and Shut Down (or Turn off) buttons on the Start Menu of Windows. Normally, when you press such buttons, Windows presents you with additional screens asking to confirm that you do want to log off or prompting you to select the specific way to shut down or restart your computer. With ActiveExit, you can modify this behavior of Windows and select the specific actions to perform when you click on the Logoff and Shut Down buttons. Note that when this option is enabled, you can always get the original behavior of the buttons by keeping the Ctrl key depressed while clicking on them.

• Display an icon on the taskbar with commands to exit Windows

  This option causes ActiveExit to display an icon on the system area of the Windows task bar (near the clock). You can control which commands should appear on the menu by checking or clearing the appropriate checkboxes in the list below this option.

• Confirm commands

  This option causes ActiveExit to display a confirmation prompt before performing the command you choose from the taskbar icon menu. If you clear this option, the commands would be executed immediately, without a confirmation prompt being shown.

• Use a low-color icon

  This option causes ActiveExit to display a low-color icon on the taskbar. You may want to use this option if your version of Windows does not display the high-color icon correctly.

• Protect ActiveExit from Task Manager

  If this option is selected, the user will not be able to stop ActiveExit by using Windows Task Manager or Ctrl+Alt+Del "Close Program" feature of Windows.

• Ask for the User's Password when the user attempts to exit Windows

  This option causes ActiveExit to prompt for the User's Password before letting the user exit Windows. You can customize the text of the message prompting the user for the password by clicking on the Password prompts... button.

• Run a program before exiting Windows

  You can use this option to set up a program that would run automatically each time before ending a Windows session:

  • Logoff
    Restart/Shutdown/Power off
    Suspend/Hibernate

    These options let you choose when you want the program to run. For example, if you don't want the program to run automatically when the user chooses the Suspend or Hibernate command, clear the appropriate checkbox.

  • Run this program (or open this file)

    Enter the path to the program's file to run, as well as its command line switches, if necessary, into this box.

  • Display a message

    Select the messages that you want to be displayed before and/or after running the program. To configure the messages, click on the button next to the appropriate option.

• User's Password

  You can press this button to change the User's Password of ActiveExit.