The configuration utility of ActiveExit lets you control ActiveExit and change its options. You can run ActiveExit configuration utility by choosing the Start - Programs - ActiveExit command or by running Active-Exit.exe (or Active-Exit64.exe) file, located in the folder where you have installed ActiveExit (usually C:\Program Files\ActiveExit XP).

The main window of ActiveExit is divided into several pages, each offering a set of logically related options:

• Screen Savers

  You can use this page to set up the screen savers and select other options that would automatically logoff (or otherwise end session) after a period of user inactivity.

• Schedule

  You can use this page to set up the schedule when the computer may or may not be used and specify the actions that should be taken when the allowed hours end.

• Other settings

  You can use this page to control other aspects of Windows exit, such as modify the default action associated with the Logoff and Shut Down buttons on Windows Start Menu, make ActiveExit display a taskbar icon with commands to exit Windows, and so on.

When you run ActiveExit for the first time, it creates a blank set of settings for your computer. If you change the settings, the changes do not become effective until you press the OK or Apply button. If there are changes to the settings that need to be applied to become effective, ActiveExit displays a "star" symbol in the title bar. You can also press the Options button at the bottom of the ActiveExit main window to open the Options dialog box, that lets you change various options of ActiveExit configuration utility.