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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 an information-buffer which options have been upgraded or
reset. Offers two buttons where the user can decide if the upgraded
options should also being saved by ECB for future settings or if the
buffer should be killed.
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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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