Talk:Absoft

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	This article was accepted on 31 May 2014 by reviewer Lixxx235 (talk · contribs).

A couple of screen shots of options pages that illustrate the GUI and common compiler options were dropped off as "not linking to an article" and will be put back up ASAP. The quality rating of "C" means that there is plenty of room for improvement and I will be working on that; suggestions welcome here. Or, edit it yourself if you feel that is appropriate. I added links from other pages that mention "Absoft." I'm submitting redirects from "Absoft" and "Absoft Pro Fortran." -motorfingers- (talk) 06:17, 2 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Added Back Screen Shots

I put the screen shots back because I believed that they were deleted as not being linked to an article, but the article is now live. I put the Wikitext back first, and the figures appeared in the preview, indicating that the figures were not deleted from Wikipedia Commons. If the figures were deleted by an editor for a reason that I am not aware of, please put a note here. -motorfingers- (talk) 14:44, 2 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Added Them Back Again

This time I moved the libraries checkboxes to the relevant section and added a comment pointing out what is there. I also added a comment in the build options section referring to the screen shot as showing all the optimization options, among other build options.

The purpose of these illustrations is to provide the viewer with a fast way to see what's available without reading through the entire article, and to provide complete information, so that the text can provide detail where appropriate without mentioning self-explanatory check boxes.

In putting back these illustrations, I did a right-click to use them myself in my editing and found that the maximum resolution available is reduced to the point that the information on the screen shots is almost illegible. I'll address that on the talk pages for the individual files. -motorfingers- (talk) 13:04, 12 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]