ActiveExit XP ver.3.21

Do users of your network forget to log off before leaving? ActiveExit can help: you can use it to automatically logoff the users from their accounts after a period of inactivity. Even if the user has locked the computer, ActiveExit can shutdown or restart the computer after the idle period you specify, without your intervention. And if no user has logged on to Windows for some time, ActiveExit can shut down or hibernate the computer automatically, to conserve the energy.

Attention Parents:

Do your kids spend way too much time playing games or chatting with buddies using your computer? ActiveExit can help: you can use it to set up a schedule of the allowed hours for your children to use the computer during the week. For example, you can specify that the computer can be used only on Monday - Thursday from 3 p.m. till 4 p.m., and on Friday - Saturday from 3 p.m. till 5 p.m. (You can set up different hours as well, this is just an example). After that, if your kid attempts to login to Windows when the allowed time has not started yet, ActiveExit will not allow him or her to log on to Windows.

Attention Computer Professionals:

Did you ever want there was a way to run your backup program automatically at the end of your workday? ActiveExit can help: you can configure it to run a program of your choice (such as the backup program) every time when you shutdown the computer. ActiveExit will save you time, too, by giving you quick access to the Windows exit commands though a taskbar icon, or by letting you assign the default actions to be taken when you press the Logoff or Shut Down buttons.