The Analysis window is used to repair all the links to disambiguation pages on the opened article. You reach this window by clicking on the Full analysis button of the main window. This window looks like this:
The Tools menu is used to fix redirect links and view the page with the templates' code included.
The Options menu is used to select what type of pages are shown in the list and what type are counted.
The Sort menu is used to choose how the list of links is sorted. Sort orders can be configured to suit your needs. (See Sorting options).
The Close after sending checkbox specifies if the window will be automatically closed after sending the page to Wikipedia.
The Add a note on talk page checkbox specifies if you want to post a comment on the talk page of the article after sending the page to Wikipedia.
The Update disambiguation warning on talk page[1] checkbox specifies if you want to update the disambiguation warning on talk page if it's already there.
The Create disambiguation warning on talk page[1] checkbox specifies if you want to add the disambiguation warning on talk page if there are still links to disambiguation pages.
The Automatic comment checkbox specifies if you want to use the default comment when updating the page on Wikipedia.
On the right part of the window, there is the text of the current page and a set of buttons:
You can right click in the text on an internal link [[...]], a template {{...}} or an external link [http://...] to bring up a contextual menu that has useful features.
The , , and buttons find other occurrences of the links you have selected in the list.
The and buttons undo or redo a modification you have made.
The button lets you see and edit the table of contents of the article.
The [1] button activates some spelling and typography checks.
The [1] buttons lets you add categories for a redirect page.
The button validates your modifications. It updates the count of links found for each disambiguation page in the left list, updates the main display, and memorizes the new text (for Undo/Redo).
The button updates the page on Wikipedia. It is unavailable until a modification has been made on the page.
The button opens a new window to analyze the page as a disambiguation page.
The (??) ⇒ (en) button helps translating an article coming from an other language, by translating internal links, templates and categories.
The time of the last modification of the page is displayed (in orange or in red if modifications are recent).
If the page is protected, the protection level is displayed.
On the left part of the window, there is a list of links found in the page:
In the above example, you can see that the page Antalla contains links to 2 disambiguation pages (Algheden and Barentu), followed by the number of occurrences (in this case, one each). You can right click on any item in the list to bring a contextual menu with useful features.
Above the list are the button, which allows you to analyze the selected page(s) in the list, the button which allows you to analyze the selected page(s) as a disambiguation page, and the Add to watch list button which allows you to add the selected page(s) to your local watchlist.
Below, the list of links, there is a list of errors detected by the Check Wikipedia[1] project.
By selecting a page (or several) in the left list, the matching links are highlighted in the text (in bold, with either red, orange, or blue), and the display is shifted (if necessary) to show the first link found. Dealing with the individual situations is described below.
^ abcdefCite error: The named reference OptionalFeature was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^This button is only available for users with the right to delete pages
^ abCite error: The named reference Java6 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).