TweakUI X-Mouse causes Start Menu strangeness

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After installing TweakUI XP and activating the X-Mouse "Activation
follows mouse" feature, my Start Menu started exhibiting a strange
behavior. When I click on Start, the Start Menu appears, but then
disappears! After some experimentation, I determined that the menu
seems to disappear as soon as I move the mouse (after the click on
Start). But if I then click Start again, the menu comes up and stays.

If I disable the "Activation follows mouse" feature, the problem
disappears. I have tried this both with and without the "Autoraise
when activating" feature; it doesn't seem to make any difference.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? Anyone know of a solution?
 
After installing TweakUI XP and activating the X-Mouse "Activation
follows mouse" feature, my Start Menu started exhibiting a strange
behavior. When I click on Start, the Start Menu appears, but then
disappears! After some experimentation, I determined that the menu
seems to disappear as soon as I move the mouse (after the click on
Start). But if I then click Start again, the menu comes up and stays.

If I disable the "Activation follows mouse" feature, the problem
disappears. I have tried this both with and without the "Autoraise
when activating" feature; it doesn't seem to make any difference.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? Anyone know of a solution?

Which version of XP? Classic or XP-style menu? What type of mouse?

Works fine here, using XP Pro SP2, Logitech Cordless MouseMan Optical and
under both menu styles.
 
Has anyone else experienced this problem?

Yes, same behaviour seen here. I guess this is normal, as the Taskbar is
treated as a "Window" and gets the focus when you move the mouse pointer to
a an area outer the Start Menu. If you're lucky, you may get the best
explanation, from David Candy if he happens to see this post.
 

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