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Desired Change One
Currently, the Shutdown options box looks like this:
Here are some suggestions I think would make things even more helpful:
1) Allow a message box.
a) Allow the title of the message box to be customized. For example, you could make it say, "WARNING: Shutdown in Progress" or anything you like.
b) Allow the message box to have a "Cancel Shutdown" button so if you change your mind, you can cancel it.
2) Allow a countdown timer option to determine how long until the computer turns off.
Desired Change Two
Under the "Process" event, there is no way to make it repeat.
For example, if I wanted to detect when FireFox.exe closes and then initiate a shutdown, it can only happen once.
But what if I want the condition to reset every time the process closes?
It would be great if there were a feature where the event would reset, so that every time the condition is met, in this case,
every time the FireFox.exe process stops, the action happens again, in this case, a box pops up asking if you want to turn the computer off.
So maybe the first time I close FireFox.exe, I don't want to turn the computer off. But maybe the next time I do.
If the event could repeat, then it would ask every single time the condition is met, in this case, every time the FireFox.exe process stops.
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Both of your requests can be achieved with existing events and actions.
Events:
1) Process: Starts "FireFox.exe" check every 5 s
2) Process: Stops "FireFox.exe" check every 5 s
Actions:
1) Message: "Shutdown?" for 1 seconds (on top)
2) Shutdown
The "Message" action is your confirmation dialog and it has Restart and Cancel buttons (for restarting and cancelling event monitoring).
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Thank you for the reply.
I will need to experiment and test this feature! :-)
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