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<h2>Activation and Deactivation</h2>
<p>This chapter describes all aspects of activating and deactivating ECB.
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<li><a accesskey=1 href="Standard-activation.html#Standard%20activation">Standard activation</a>: How to manually (de)activate ECB
<li><a accesskey=2 href="Automatic-activation.html#Automatic%20activation">Automatic activation</a>: Automatically (de)activating ECB
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<p><strong>IMPORTANT</strong>: Regardless of the activation-type (standard or
automatic) the activation-process of ECB is always completely
failure-save. This means any error during any step of the
activation-process forces a complete cleanup (e.g. removing hooks,
disabling advices etc.) of all settings ECB did (e.g. adding hooks,
activating advices etc.) until the failure. Therefore if
ECB-activation stops cause of a failure then you can be sure that your
Emacs has the same state as before the ECB-activation-start!
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