Focus on 64-bit Context Menu does not Work Properly

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Paperboy
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Focus on 64-bit Context Menu does not Work Properly

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When XYplorer's 32-bit context menu is used, when selecting several files and then right-clicking the context menu, all the selected files remain highlighted blue which is how it should be. Windows Explorer is also like this.

However, when selecting the 64-bit context menu this no longer works as it should because the colour is different. Could you please make the selected files also remain the same highlighted blue colour?

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Re: Focus on 64-bit Context Menu does not Work Properly

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Not possible because this 64-bit menu is actually another process. It will steal the app focus. That's a law in Windows I guess.

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Re: Focus on 64-bit Context Menu does not Work Properly

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admin wrote: 12 Sep 2022 10:18 Not possible because this 64-bit menu is actually another process. It will steal the app focus. That's a law in Windows I guess.
OK, fair enough.

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