Is a remote administration tool for enterprise-wide and small office networks. It lets you run or schedule shutdown, reboot, hibernate, sleep, log off and wakeup jobs on a local or multiple remote machines. The jobs are executed automatically at a specified time. Prof Shutdown has the following key features: simple interface, "Add New Task" wizard, scheduler, command line support, log maintenance, no need to install a client on remote machines.
Remote control, administration and monitoring software for classroom, office and home local networks. Control computers remotely, manage files, send messages and monitor user computers. Easily allows to control several computers simultaneously.
Remote control and administration tool for home local networks. Control Desktop remotely, manage files, send messages, monitor computers remotely. Allows controlling several computers simultaneously.
The Bizimg WakeUp is an alarm clock with a photo screensaver and music alarms. Do not slumber away your important event! Simply start the program on your PC or a notebook.
You can select a screensaver mode to see beautiful night photos. Or you can select a hidden mode and continue your work. Select your preffered sound file to wakeup or use our special music for comfort and efficient awakening.
WakeMeUp! is an advanced alarm clock that can resume your PC from any Stand By mode (S1 or S3) at specified date/time. It can give alarms without being started or if there're no users logged on. It handles unlimited number of alarms from multiple users of PC and allows flexible alarm configuration with 8 periodicity modes, from "one time" to "every year". Mp3, wma, ogg, cda (CD track), wav or m3u playlists can be set as an alarm notification.
WakeUp is an experimental tool to test the features of ACPI computers. You can: - allow or disallow suspend - choose between standby and hibernation (if supported by your system) - manually suspend your system - have your system to resume after a specified amount of time or at a specific time - configure WakeUp to launch an application or an URL on resume. Note: make sure to quote the path to the executable to launch if it includes spaces.
