Please note that this program alone is not capable of shutting down your system. All it does is to tell XFolder that and how shutdown should be performed. As a result, it will only function if:
XSHUTDWN.EXE overrides most of the settings you have specified for XShutdown. If you simply call it without parameters, certain default values will be used, no matter what your WPS settings are for XShutdown.
However, you can specify something different on the command line (these switches will not affect your WPS settings for XShutdown, but only one execution of it):
-r will cause XShutdown to reboot your computer, using the built-in reboot function. The default is not to reboot.
-R <cmd> will cause XShutdown to reboot your computer using the user-defined reboot action <cmd>.
-v will auto-close VIO windows. Default is not to close them.
-a will show an animation when XShutdown is done. Default is not to show the animation.
-f will show no confirmation window. Default is to have
XShutdown confirmed.