Shutter:Actions

Below is the list of all available actions.

Shutdown (T)	Shutdown computer.
Reboot (T)	Reboot computer.
Logoff (T)	Log out currently logged in user.
Lock Workstation	Lock workstation.
Sleep (T)	Put computer into the suspended state.
Hibernate (T)	Put computer into the hibernated state.
Turn Off Monitor	Switch off the monitor.
Screen Saver	Turn on the screen saver.
Volume	Mute or unmute the master volume. Note: At the moment this action does not work on Windows Vista/7 [1].
Hang Up	Drop connection of the modem device.
Alarm	Show a simple dialog displaying the current time and play an alarm sound.
Message	Show message for the specified period time with option to stop execution of the rest of actions and option to restart the events.
Play Sound	Play specified sound file with ability to wait for the sound file to finish before continuing with the rest of actions.
Run Program	Run specified executable and optionally wait for it to finish executing before continuing with the rest of actions.
Open File	Open a specified file using shell. This can be either of the following: URL, for example: http://www.den4b.com/ Executable, for example: "notepad" Normal file, for example: "Document.doc" or "Song.mp3"
Close Window	Close all windows that match the specified window title.
Kill Process	Terminate all processes that match the specified executable filename.
Utilities	This is a special type of action to control the workflow of Shutter. The options are: Close application (Shutter) (T) - Typically to close Shutter after taking all the Actions listed before it. Effectively, Shutter runs just once: It waits for the events, executes the actions and then closes. Restart events (T)<span style="color: red;" /> - Shutter "arms" itself once again, and waits for the entire set of events once again. Effectively, Shutter runs the (wait for events and then execute all actions) cycle endlessly. Pause execution - This can be used to introduce a waiting period before the next action is taken. For example, if one Action closes an application, wait till it closes gracefully; and only then execute the next Action.

^(T) Mark shows that this action is a <span style="text-decoration: underline;" />terminal action, meaning that it may cause Shutter to terminate or otherwise stop the rest of actions from executing.
     You can use only ONE terminal action in the Actions pane, and it must be the last in the list of actions.