What happens when you start UsefulRest?
How to use UsefulRest

By default, UsefulRest starts automatically at Windows startup.

After UsefulRest starts, its icon appears in the notification area (sometimes called the "system tray") at the far right end of the taskbar:

(The notification area may also include icons for other notifications and the system clock.)

Right-click the UsefulRest icon to pop up a menu that contains choices for managing UsefulRest:

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	How to use UsefulRest
	What happens when you start UsefulRest?
	How to find the current state of UsefulRest
	Warnings about an approaching break
	Breaks: "Break" Mode
	Breaks: "MicroPause" Mode
	Customizing UsefulRest
	To set the mode of work and rest
	Duration of work between Breaks and duration of Breaks
	Duration of work between MicroPauses and duration of MicroPauses
	To set the security level
	Security Level "Children's Hour"
	To change the supervisor password
	To change the password for the interruption of a break
	To control your Internet connection
	Selecting sounds
	Selecting a picture
	Run UsefulRest when Windows starts
	To add work time
	To enable/disable UsefulRest
	To break now

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