Shutdown Delay 2.5

Shutdown Delay displays a dialog at Restart and Shut Down time which gives the user five choices:
- do nothing and let the Mac complete the original command;
- cancel and smoothly return to the calling application;
- restart the Macintosh;
- shut down and turn the power off;
- force a quit and attempt to return to the Finder.
Shutdown Delay can also disable the Power Off key so it can’t be used to shut down the Mac.
Some programs dont expect the Mac to return from a restart or a shutdown and may crash if you try to cancel the command. Unfortunately, theres no way for Shutdown Delay to know if Cancel will work before you try it and see what happens. On the other hand, it works fine in the Finder (under both systems 6 and 7); since this is the application from which one usually issues these commands, you shouldnt have any problems if you dont use weird applications. If you do, theres an option that disables the Cancel button in any application other than the Finder (thats for you comfort only, since Cancel is never called if you dont explicitly click the button).
Enhancements:
- Recompiled with CodeWarrior 11.