José,
there is a simple solution: Do not use themes!
As long as you want your app to behave like any other app you have to live 
with it. If you select a menu-entry using the keyboard (by pressing the 
ALT-key) you will see the shortcuts underlined. But if you selected the 
menu-entry by clicking on it with your mouse you will not see any underlined 
shortcuts. It is the same with any app run under windows that obeys to the 
rules. Just check with IE or office.
So: if you are using themes (manifest), you have to live with it. If you do 
not want to live with it, do not use themes!
It is as easy as this - and it will not get any easier 

Regards,
Martin


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"José Angel [GpaSoft]" <news@gpasoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
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Sorry for to forget this issue.

Any workaround for this? Anyone that uses the manifest have the same 
problem?

The problem remains, regardless if the manifest is a file or a resource.

TIA

José Ángel Ramírez (GpaSoft)


"Martin Altmann" escribió en el mensaje de 
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Well,
even since XP (I think since SP3...)

Regards,
Martin

(sorry to all for not having removed the pictures in my last answer...)


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