Setting the timer

Options Dialog should be shown here, but is turned off by the user.

Choose what you want to do, if you want to shut down, choose "Shut Down",...etc.
If you want a messagebox to display at the moment of shut down, choose the option "Warn before system Shut Down".
Fill in a line that describes what is going to happen.
Fill in the time that the messagebox should stay active before closing automatically, set 0 to disable automatic shut down.
Select a shut down frequency: "Once","Daily Shut Down","Weekly Shut Down" or "Monthly Shut Down"
Select the shut down system, if you only want to shut down your computer, select "Local Shut Down" otherwise select "Remote Shut Down" and fill in a computer name or IP address, e.g.:
"TESTPC1" <- this is the name of the computer to shut down.
"194.55.28.23" <- this is the IP address of the remote computer to shut down.
Click on "Save"
Fill in the time in the main screen, for example "14":"30":"12" or "2":"30":"12" "PM" (It depends on what time-format you use.)
Set the date, for example "01"/"10"/"99" or "10"/"01"/"99" (It depends on what date-format you use.)
Click on the button "Click to activate..."
The timer is now activated, you can check this by dragging your mouse over the tray-icon, it will display 'Active...' or 'Not active...'