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<h4>User interface for option-upgrading</h4>
<p>There are two interactive commands (see <a href="Interactive-ECB-commands.html#Interactive%20ECB%20commands">Interactive ECB commands</a>):
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<li><code>ecb-upgrade-options</code>:
Does all necessary beginning with a incompatibility-check for all
options, upgrading/resetting incompatible options and ending with the
display of all upgraded or reset options.
<li><code>ecb-display-upgraded-options</code>:
Displays a temp. buffer with all upgraded or reseted ECB-options with
their old and new values.
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<p>If the option <code>ecb-auto-compatibility-check</code> has a non-nil value
(which is the default) then ECB does all this stuff automatically at
startup. This is very recommended!
<p>If you are interested in some background information, read
<a href="Background-information.html#Background%20information">Background information</a>!
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