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Process activity monitor and shutdown utility ProcOff has been updated by JSutils to version 1.4 Changes include the  System Tray icon right click menu which now has full range of main screen options. Added a time delay function. Fixed a bug which could stop System Tray right click menu closing properly plus other minor changes.

ProcOff is a windows process monitor and shutdown utility which monitors up to three processes and initiates computer shutdown if there has been no process activity for the specified time. It also supports fixed activation and shutdown initiation times plus a fixed delay before shutdown initiation. ProcOff supports all the normal shut down modes. It can also be used to control a remote computer via a slave program. Uses of ProcOff include unattended backup, virus scan and disk de-fragmentation, shutting down the computer when the tasks have completed. It can be started at a fixed time, a command line, on start up or manually.

Take a look at the latest JSutils newsletter for details of upcoming program updates and other news.

Take a look at the latest JSutils newsletter for details of upcoming program updates and other news.

Take a look at the latest JSutils newsletter for details of upcoming program updates and other news.

JSutils has added technical notes explaining how to run AllOff Lite, ProcOff and LANOff as a service on Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

Windows process monitor and shutdown utility ProcOff has been updated by JSutils to extend the maximum inactivity time to 1 hour and add the option to disable exit for non admin users.There are also some minor layout changes. ProcOff monitors up to three processes and initiates computer shutdown if there has been no process activity for the specified time. It also supports fixed activation and shutdown times. ProcOff supports all the normal shut down modes. It can also be used to control a remote computer via a slave program. Uses of ProcOff include unattended backup, virus scan and disk de-fragmentation, shutting down the computer when the tasks have completed. It can be started at a fixed time, a command line, on start up or manually.

Following feedback from users Technical Notes have been added for calculators and utilities covering how to check that JSutils programs have been successfully uninstalled.

Take a look at the latest JSutils newsletter for details of upcoming program updates and other news.