Wikipedia:WikiProject Disambiguation/fixer

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Contents 1 CorHomo 2 Disambiguation pages with links 3 Program specifications 4 See

[edit] CorHomo

CorHomo is a semiautomatic disambiguation tool for Windows and Linux created by Excaladix from the French Wikipedia.

[edit] Disambiguation pages with links This user repairs links to disambiguation pages - You can help! Disambiguation pages exist to clarify confusion where two or more similarly named articles exist; for example, if two famous people have the same name. Ideally, Wikipedia articles should not link to disambiguation pages (with rare exceptions where the ambiguity of a term is being discussed); instead links should go directly to the appropriate article.

The normal way to fix the disambiguation pages, is by going to one (e.g. Spanish), clicking "What links here" and fixing one by one the list of articles.
This manual way of fixing is very slow, and it can be done easier and faster. This program can select the article automatically and the only thing we need is to click in the word we want to, click validate and then send.
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CorHomo 1.3
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[edit] Program specifications

The program is simple to use, requiring only the following steps:

• Enter your username and password.
• Enter the word you want to fix and click "Start research".
• Select an article from the list to your left.
• Click in the link you think best fit.
• Click "validate" and then "send"

[edit] See

• Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links