TOff Changelog

What's new in TOff 2.5.6

Aug 27, 2010
  • [This version is revertible]
  • In case you want to revert back to previous version of the software, you can replace the current toff.exe file with the older one (make sure to save it beforehand).
  • IT IS NOT ADVISABLE to run this version along with previous versions of the software.
  • Fixed the glitch when the "Cannot trigger operation" error might be shown if the system was sent into a suspended power state with the TOff running in the mouse & keyboard inactivity mode. The error might be displayed for the user if the system was waken up later than the inactivity period set in the software;
  • Added new menu command "Copy As Command Line Arguments" to copy the current selection in the main window of the program to the Windows Clipboard as the command line parameters;
  • Adjusted the way TOff uses the "start" Command Prompt command in its batch (BAT) files, namely when the empty string (i.e., "") is added before the file path to indicate empty title for the Windows-NT-based OS. This fix complies with the MS Windows OS specifications and attempts to fix some reported issues when running/opening documents/other programs;
  • Added new Page 3 tab to the Settings to control the way Perform Now power operations are executed, meaning whether they are forced, or not;
  • Added new Hot Keys tab to the Settings to allow a user to specify up to 4 system-wide hotkeys to perform power operations, open files/documents/web pages and control TOff operations upon a keystroke;
  • Added support for the Inter-Process Communication between outside software and TOff through the use of the registered Windows message and the following commands: TOFF_IS_IT_ACTIVATED, TOFF_ACTIVITY_RESET, TOFF_SUSPEND, TOFF_EMULATE_HOT_KEY, TOFF_SHOW_WINDOW, TOFF_GET_TIMER_TYPE, TOFF_GET_INACTIVITY_TIMER_READING, TOFF_GET_POWER_OP;
  • Added new functionality to run a program only if none of other instances of the same program are currently running. It is implemented through the use of an asterisk at the beginning of the program path;