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12Ghosts ShutDown
12Ghosts ShutDown Details:
| Publisher:
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12Ghosts Inc. |
| Version:
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7.10 |
| License:
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Shareware |
| Price:
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$29.95 |
| Operating Systems:
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Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000 |
| System Requirements:
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Windows 95 or higher, Pentium, 16 MB RAM |
| File Size:
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1.50 MB |
| Total Views:
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789 |
| Total Downloads:
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0 |
| Rating:
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 (5 out of 5 Stars) |
| Release Date:
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2/2/2005 |
| Last Update:
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2/26/2006 |
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Screenshot:
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12Ghosts ShutDown Short Description:
Shut down with one click, run scan disk and backup programs programs before.
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12Ghosts ShutDown Long Description:
Shut down with one click or with one key stroke. Run maintenance programs, daily or at certain days of the week, for example scan disk and backup programs. Just one click, then leave your computer and it will power-off automatically after all programs finished.
Initiate an "auto-logon as a different user" - without waiting for the insert-password-now dialog box. Dual-boot directly into a parallel installation of Windows NT/2000/XP, restarts without user intervention.
It allows you to log off your computer after a specified time of inactivity, or makes sure to restart your computer weekly. It saves you time by automating the shut down process, and even terminates not responding programs.
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12Ghosts ShutDown Keywords:
shutdown, poweroff, control, logoff, idle, boot.ini
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