README.txt file
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Settings
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Enable module checkbox. 
  If this is unchecked the module is NOT activated and no 
  automated logouts will occur.

Timeout value in seconds.
  The is the "inactivity" timeout value.  The activity is considered
  as being counted when:
  1) the drupal_autologoutjs_refresh() function is called
  2) the pre-timout popup Continue button is clicked

Browser refresh delta:
  If this is set to a non zero value, this time will be added to the
  "Timeout value in seconds" variable and be used to set a :-
    <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="xxx">
  line in the <head> section of the page. It's likely that clocks
  won't be perfect so make the browser wait sometime longer than the
  actual time out value. This effectively sends the browser back to
  the homepage with the user logged out. Set this to 0 (zero) to disable
  the <meta> tag.
 
  Note, as stated above, we test for content submission before doing
  a logout so that users do not loose work. However, if you force a
  meta refresh, this is not possible as the browser will refresh the
  page without doing a submit or a preview. In this case, users may
  loose work so use this option carefully. There's nothing more
  annoying than loosing your work (except maybe hemorrhoids! ;)

Enable watchdog auto-logout logging:
  Check on to have the module record when it expires a user.

Set-up your site policy by role:
  You can specify, by role, how users are treated regarding timeout
  issues. The three types of policy are :

    Enforce: All users in this role have the timeout enforced on them
    Exclude: All users in this role do not have the timeout enforced on them
    By user: All users in this role have the choice to disable the timeout.

Important note! The module by default uses Enforce. However, if a user is
found to have any other exclusion (by role or by choice) this takes
precidence over any Enforce that might have been in place.

Display a message box at logout:
  After the autologout occurs, this message will be shown at the top of the page.
  
Time Before Timeout That Popup is Shown
  The amount of time in seconds that the jquery popup will show to give the user
  a chance to extend their session.  If jquery_ui is not enabled, or this value is 0
  the popup will not show.  The value should be less than the timeout value.
  
To integrate this with the AJAX module, this javascript can be run:
  $('form',context).submit(function() {
    drupal_autologoutjs_refresh();
    return true;
  });
This code is included in the autologoutjs.js but is commented out.