to set Preferences and quit AutoShutD. All Preferences and Settings will be saved upon quit.
Setting the Preferences for AutoShutD: Time Intervals, Security level and Sounds.
After hitting the OK-Button,
AutoShutD goes to background.
To exit AutoShutD. All Preferences are saved.
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gives some Info about the functionality and how to use AutoShutD.
AutoShutD can shut down a Mac by timeout (no user action), mount volumes, open and quit files remotely via Network,
currently not enabled.
To select the strings and the Method to send in order to switch on a Macintosh remotely.
Not activated because the selected Port is in not available at this moment.
Controlling a remote or local Macintosh with a running copy of AutoShutD. Program Linking must be enabled on the remote Mac!
Press Option-Key while selecting this Menu to call the Restart instead of the ShutDown Options.
The Remote Menu is not active, because the "Alias Manager" is not available on this macintosh's system software. Look for a newer version of the system software!
To reset the timer on the remote Macintosh.
That has the same effect as moving the cursor or hitting any key on the remote machine.
Opens a window, in which the remaining time of the remote Macintosh is displayed. The timer is refreshed every 10 seconds or if a mouseclick within the window occurs.
Press the Option key while selecting this menu to get the time in seconds.
Quits any (AppleEvents aware) application on a remote or local machine (if highlevel Event aware).
AutoShutD quits only if no other application is launched.
to quit this window.
to get the next page.
you see the last page!
to get the previous page.
Now you see the first page!
This window gives an overview of what AutoShutD is and how it can be used. It consists of several pages.
An important Message:
click here to continue!
The reason for the problem.
to reset the timer of the attached Macintosh, Its the same as moving the cursor on that machine.
…shutting down the attached machine savely. There's a timeout of 15 secs, while you can reset this command.
This is either the remaining time until shutDown occurs or the reason why the countdown is not activated. The window is refreshed every 10 seconds.
Click here to update.
This is either the remaining time until shutDown occurs or the reason why the countdown is not activated. The window is refreshed every 10 seconds.
Click here to update.
This is either the remaining time until shutDown occurs or the reason why the countdown is not activated. The window is refreshed every 10 seconds.
Click here to update.
This is either the remaining time until shutDown occurs or the reason why the countdown is not activated. The window is refreshed every 10 seconds.
Click here to update.
an important Message:
click here to continue!
The reason for the problem.
an important Message:
click here to continue!
The reason for the problem.
to confirm the new settings. They will be saved automatically.
to discard any changes. The old settings will be set instead.
The String to dial in order to setup a connection to the target Macintosh. For a Hayes compatible Modem this could be:
+++ATD<phoneNo>[CR]
[CR] stands for the Carriage Return Character, [BREAK] for a short Line Break.
If the Connection to the target Mac was established (or 3 attempts were unsuccessful), AutoShutD waits this time interval until the Disconnect procedure begins.
The String to send (to the modem e.g.) to disconnect from the target Mac.
See under "Dial String" for more…
Leave blank if a Close Connection should results in a Disconnect.
The expected String to receive upon a successful call to the modem or similar. In case of no correspondence, a system beep will occur.
Distinguishes lower and upper case ( a ≠ A ).
To choose a Communication Tool (such as Serial, TCP, Modem Tool, ..), select this button. The selection will be saved.
To choose a Communication Tool (such as Serial, TCP, Modem Tool, ..), select this button. The selection will be saved.
Specify here the Preferences for AutoShutD. They will be saved to file automatically if they are correct.
Specify here the Preferences for AutoShutD. They will be saved to file automatically if they are correct.
…to accept the displayed values.
If they are ok, AutoShutD saves them and goes to background.
to ignore any changes of preference values. The old values are recognized.
This time after the last user's activity, the Mac will be disconnected and switched off.
