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QuickEditMode.exe, Version 1.01
Get or set the current console's Quick-Edit mode
Usage: QuickEditMode.exe [ /C | /D ]
or: QuickEditMode.exe [ 0 | 1 ] [ /C ] [ /D ]
Where: 0 disables Quick-Edit mode
1 enables Quick-Edit mode
/C for current console
/D default for all consoles
Notes: Without command line argument 0 or 1 (get mode), return code 0
indicates Quick-Edit mode was not set, return code 1 indicates
it was set.
With command line argument 0 or 1 (set mode), return code 0
indicates Quick-Edit mode was changed successfully.
Return code -1 always indicates an error occurred.
Without command line switches, only the setting for the current
console is read or changed.
With command line switch /D the default setting for all consoles
is read or changed.
Use both /C and /D if you want to change the default as well as the
current console; when reading the current status do not use both.
Besides this help, the program does not generate any screen output.
Written by Rob van der Woude
https://www.robvanderwoude.com
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