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    <value>Hide Explorer process information</value>
    <comment>Explorer is here the program File Explorer</comment>
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    <value>Hide "kill process" button if additional permissions required</value>
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    <value>Show only results from visible desktop</value>
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    <value>Show desktop name in the subtitle</value>
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    <value>Show process id in the subtitle</value>
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    <value>Stay open after closing windows and killing processes</value>
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    <comment>Short version of "Number"</comment>
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  <data name="wox_plugin_windowwalker_ExplorerInfoSubTitle" xml:space="preserve">
    <value>Folder windows do not run in separate processes. (Click to open Explorer properties.)</value>
    <comment>Explorer is here the program File Explorer</comment>
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    <value>Info: Killing the Explorer process isn't possible.</value>
    <comment>Explorer is here the program File Explorer</comment>
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    <value>Continue?</value>
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    <value>Kill process confirmation</value>
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    <value>Because this is an app process, all instances of the app will be killed. Continue?</value>
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    <value>Kill process and its child processes</value>
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    <value>This message is only shown when searching with a direct activation command.</value>
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    <value>Be careful when activating this. Killing the whole process tree can lead to problematic application crashes.</value>
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    <value>This feature won't work if the kill process confirmation is enabled.</value>
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    <value>This information is only shown in subtitle and tool tip, if you have at least two desktops.</value>
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