[APP] System Power Shortcuts

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I rewrote the entire application and I decided to make the UI a little simplified but I improved the navigation and I think It's great! I removed the scheduling feature and I'm rolling back to version 1.0 but you can still download the older version below.

So What's new in this version

• Drag the window from top to bottom to close the app
• Animations
• Shutdown, Hybrid (most requested feature for Windows 8), Restart, Lock, Logoff, Sleep, and Hibernate buttons
• Simplified buttons. They are now on the center. And also, cleaned up the UI.
• This should support Windows 7

remember that this is a WPF application. Not a Windows8 metro style application.
Download SystemPowerShortcutsSetup.msi

source (my blog): jaysonragasa.net

older versions.







Windows 8 - System Power Shortcuts

you are a genius for this one. microsoft needs to catch wind of this before the official release. thanks!

Originally Posted by logicmarselis

you are a genius for this one. microsoft needs to catch wind of this before the official release. thanks!

thanks. in case they haven't noticed.

I also have this version

Thanks for the application, looks great

One thing, could you please add the option (or auto-detect?) to select the 24 hour clock because not everyone uses the 12 hour clock

Originally Posted by Donny1987

Thanks for the application, looks great

One thing, could you please add the option (or auto-detect?) to select the 24 hour clock because not everyone uses the 12 hour clock

surely!

Is it possible to add a Standby also?

This is great!

I have yet to install, im reading this at work. Ill give it a go on RTM tonight. Thanks!

Great App, far better than my selfmade shortcuts to 'shutdown.exe'

Thanks!

@OP

Can a tile do different things depending on where you touch/click it?

The Power shortcuts is a great idea. However, taking up one tile per function is a waste of screen space. If it were possible to divide the tile into 4 quadrants, and have a function in each quadrant, that would be preferable.

Otherwise, I'd prefer a two-touch design: Activate tile to have a pop-up menu, then select from pop-up.