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Hi,
This is normal, and here is why.
When you run any of our programs, the program checks for any previously running copy, if there is one running, the new copy signals the older copy to open the menu and then exits right away (the new copy).
If you run the program and it doesn't find a previous running copy it then stays in memory (and install its icons, if you set it up to do so) and then waits for any signals to open the menu.
Now, because you don't use the "start with the system" option, the first time you press your hardware button, the program runs and stays i memory.
Any subsequent button press will cause a signal to be sent to the running copy to open its menu.
To get around this, turn the "start with the system" option ON.
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