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docs/declarative-customization/column-formatting.md

@@ -435,7 +435,7 @@ To compare a date/time field value against another date constant, use the `Date(
 
 ## Create clickable actions
 
-You can use column formatting to provide hyperlinks that go to other web pages, or start custom functionality. This functionality is limited to static links that can be paramaterized with values from fields in the list. You can't use column formatting to output links to protocols other than `http://`, `https://`, or `mailto:`.
+You can use column formatting to provide hyperlinks that go to other webpages, or start custom functionality. This functionality is limited to static links that can be paramaterized with values from fields in the list. You can't use column formatting to output links to protocols other than `http://`, `https://`, or `mailto:`.
 
 ### Turn field values into hyperlinks (basic)
 

docs/general-development/accessing-a-schema.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ This topic shows one example of how you can access and look at a schema for the
 http://myserver/_vti_bin/ExcelRest.aspx/Docs/Documents/sampleWorkbook.xlsx/model/Ranges('Sheet1!A1|H3')?$format=atom
 ```
 
-Right-click the Web page, and then click **View Source**.
+Right-click the webpage, and then click **View Source**.
 
 
 

docs/general-development/advanced-scenarios-and-additional-samples.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ ms.assetid: 110bcc88-2b55-4d80-ab5c-dc3b9658e48d
 
 # Advanced Scenarios and Additional Samples
 
-This topic describes some advanced REST scenarios and additional samples. It provides links to Web pages where you can get more detailed information.
+This topic describes some advanced REST scenarios and additional samples. It provides links to webpages where you can get more detailed information.
 
 
 

docs/general-development/authentication-authorization-and-security-in-sharepoint.md

@@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ The role manager is optional. If a custom authentication system does not support
 
 
 
-In ASP.NET membership and role passive sign-in, the sign-in happens by redirecting the client to a web page where the ASP.NET log-in controls are hosted. After the identity object that represents a user identity is created, SharePoint converts it to a  [ClaimsIdentity](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/Microsoft.IdentityModel.Claims.ClaimsIdentity.aspx) object (which represents a claims-based representation of a user).
+In ASP.NET membership and role passive sign-in, the sign-in happens by redirecting the client to a webpage where the ASP.NET log-in controls are hosted. After the identity object that represents a user identity is created, SharePoint converts it to a  [ClaimsIdentity](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/Microsoft.IdentityModel.Claims.ClaimsIdentity.aspx) object (which represents a claims-based representation of a user).
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > For more information about signing into SharePoint, see  [Incoming claims: Signing into SharePoint](incoming-claims-signing-into-sharepoint.md). 

docs/general-development/bdc-model-schema-reference-for-sharepoint.md

@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ By default, the Business Data Connectivity (BDC) service provides actions such a
 
 
 
-Actions travel with an external content type. That is, after you define an action for an external content type, the action appears everywhere you display that external content type—whether in an external list or Business Data Web Part or in an External Data column. 
+Actions travel with an external content type. That is, after you define an action for an external content type, the action appears everywhere you display that external content type—whether in an external list or Business Data web part or in an External Data column. 
 
 
 

docs/general-development/build-reusable-components-for-sharepoint.md

@@ -7,11 +7,11 @@ ms.assetid: bb4467e2-57f0-4cf1-91b8-4d3d8d2358cb
 
 
 # Build reusable components for SharePoint
-Learn about some of the most important reusable components you can build in SharePoint, including Web Parts, workflows, custom lists, and more.
+Learn about some of the most important reusable components you can build in SharePoint, including web parts, workflows, custom lists, and more.
 ## Reusable components in SharePoint
 <a name="SP15Reusecomp_Reusable"> </a>
 
-Using SharePoint, you can build a variety of components, such as lists, Web Parts, and content types, which you can reuse in various apps, sites, and solutions. This section summarizes some of the most common reusable components that you can build in SharePoint. Future updates to this documentation will contain information about additional components you can build.
+Using SharePoint, you can build a variety of components, such as lists, web parts, and content types, which you can reuse in various apps, sites, and solutions. This section summarizes some of the most common reusable components that you can build in SharePoint. Future updates to this documentation will contain information about additional components you can build.
 
 
 > [!NOTE]
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Using SharePoint, you can build a variety of components, such as lists, Web Part
 
 
 
-- **Web Parts** are the most common way to extend SharePoint. Learning to build Web Parts is a great way to start SharePoint development. For more information, see [SharePoint Developer Building Blocks: Technologies for Creating SharePoint Applications](http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/138422cf-c140-466a-bcd8-cacba51ef886%28Office.15%29.aspx#bb2_WebParts).
+- **Web Parts** are the most common way to extend SharePoint. Learning to build web parts is a great way to start SharePoint development. For more information, see [SharePoint Developer Building Blocks: Technologies for Creating SharePoint Applications](http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/138422cf-c140-466a-bcd8-cacba51ef886%28Office.15%29.aspx#bb2_WebParts).
 
 
 - **Custom lists** in SharePoint sites provide locations to store data. Data manipulation in SharePoint lists is a widely used practice. You can use lists to contain data that you access programmatically. For more information, see [Building Block: Lists and Document Libraries](http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/16da8f64-f53b-4490-8636-db0e4d7a6912%28Office.15%29.aspx).

docs/general-development/build-sites-for-sharepoint.md

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Page layouts are used by individual pages of a certain type. They are populated
 ## Client-side rendering controls
 <a name="SP15_BuildSitesForSP2013_ClientSideRendering"> </a>
 
-All new controls in SharePoint are rendered. Data is written to the controls in a client-side JSON array, and you can display content using JavaScript, CSS, and templates. As a designer or developer, you have control over how content is rendered on the page, and you can use various design techniques to get the look and behaviors you want on your published pages by using features like the  [Content Search Web Part in SharePoint](content-search-web-part-in-sharepoint.md) and display templates.
+All new controls in SharePoint are rendered. Data is written to the controls in a client-side JSON array, and you can display content using JavaScript, CSS, and templates. As a designer or developer, you have control over how content is rendered on the page, and you can use various design techniques to get the look and behaviors you want on your published pages by using features like the  [Content Search web part in SharePoint](content-search-web-part-in-sharepoint.md) and display templates.
 
 
 
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ SharePoint offers the following new content publishing features that enable you
 
 ### Catalogs
 
-SharePoint introduces catalogs, which you can use to publish content across site collections. Cross-site publishing features depend on catalogs. You can use them to reuse content across your sites and across the boundary between your intranet sites and Internet sites. For predefined search queries, catalogs are flagged in search. You can surface content stored in catalogs across site collections by using the  [Content Search Web Part in SharePoint](content-search-web-part-in-sharepoint.md).
+SharePoint introduces catalogs, which you can use to publish content across site collections. Cross-site publishing features depend on catalogs. You can use them to reuse content across your sites and across the boundary between your intranet sites and Internet sites. For predefined search queries, catalogs are flagged in search. You can surface content stored in catalogs across site collections by using the  [Content Search web part in SharePoint](content-search-web-part-in-sharepoint.md).
 
 
 

docs/general-development/choose-the-right-api-set-in-sharepoint.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ You can choose from several sets of APIs to access the SharePoint platform. Whic
 
 
 
-- **The type of application.** The possibilities include, but are not limited to, the following, which are not mutually exclusive categories: an SharePoint Add-in, a Web Part on a SharePoint page, a Silverlight application running on either a client computer or a client mobile device, an ASP.NET application exposed in SharePoint by an IFrame, JavaScript running in a SharePoint site page, a SharePoint application page, a Microsoft .NET Framework application running on a client computer, a Windows PowerShell script, and a timer job running on a SharePoint server.
+- **The type of application.** The possibilities include, but are not limited to, the following, which are not mutually exclusive categories: an SharePoint Add-in, a web part on a SharePoint page, a Silverlight application running on either a client computer or a client mobile device, an ASP.NET application exposed in SharePoint by an IFrame, JavaScript running in a SharePoint site page, a SharePoint application page, a Microsoft .NET Framework application running on a client computer, a Windows PowerShell script, and a timer job running on a SharePoint server.
 
 
 - **Your existing skills.** To a surprising degree, you can create applications in SharePoint without needing to learn a lot about SharePoint programming. You can jump right into SharePoint development if you already have experience in any of the following programming models:
@@ -93,13 +93,13 @@ The following table provides guidance on which set of APIs to use for a selected
 |Create a timer job  <br/> |Server object model  <br/> |
 |Create an extension of Central Administration  <br/> |Server object model  <br/> |
 |Create consistent branding across an entire SharePoint farm  <br/> |Server object model  <br/> |
-|Create a custom Web Part, application page, or ASP.NET user control  <br/> |Server object model  <br/> **Important:** If the functionality you want to offer customers is not oriented to SharePoint administration at a scope broader than site collection, we recommend that, instead of using the server object model, you create an SharePoint Add-in that includes a remote ASP.NET web application with custom Web Parts and user controls as needed. See the top two rows of this table.           |
+|Create a custom web part, application page, or ASP.NET user control  <br/> |Server object model  <br/> **Important:** If the functionality you want to offer customers is not oriented to SharePoint administration at a scope broader than site collection, we recommend that, instead of using the server object model, you create an SharePoint Add-in that includes a remote ASP.NET web application with custom web parts and user controls as needed. See the top two rows of this table.           |
 
 
 ## Server object model
 <a name="ServerOM"> </a>
 
-The largest set of APIs is in the server object model of managed classes. At the level of SharePoint Foundation 2013, this object model includes classes and members that enable programmatic control of the basic site and list structure of SharePoint Foundation. Most of these classes are in the  [Microsoft.SharePoint](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/Microsoft.SharePoint.aspx) namespace. In addition, you can extend almost every SharePoint Foundation component by using the server object model, including workflows, alerts, Web Parts, basic search, and Microsoft Business Connectivity Services (BCS). The server object model also includes an extensive set of APIs enable extensions of the administration and security system of SharePoint Foundation, including backup, farm health and diagnostics, logging, farm and web application management, upgrade, deployment, caching, and Windows PowerShell customization.
+The largest set of APIs is in the server object model of managed classes. At the level of SharePoint Foundation 2013, this object model includes classes and members that enable programmatic control of the basic site and list structure of SharePoint Foundation. Most of these classes are in the  [Microsoft.SharePoint](https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/Microsoft.SharePoint.aspx) namespace. In addition, you can extend almost every SharePoint Foundation component by using the server object model, including workflows, alerts, web parts, basic search, and Microsoft Business Connectivity Services (BCS). The server object model also includes an extensive set of APIs enable extensions of the administration and security system of SharePoint Foundation, including backup, farm health and diagnostics, logging, farm and web application management, upgrade, deployment, caching, and Windows PowerShell customization.
 
 
 

docs/general-development/color-palettes-and-fonts-in-sharepoint.md

@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ Table 1 describes the color slots that are available and where color slots are u
 |StrongBodyText  <br/> |Body text color for text that must stand out from normal body text.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_STRONGBODYTEXT]  <br/> |
 |DisabledText  <br/> |Disabled text. For example, unavailable items in menus.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_DISABLEDTEXT]  <br/> |
 |SiteTitle  <br/> |The text color of the page title.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_SITETITLE]  <br/> |
-|WebPartHeading  <br/> |Text color for Web Part headings.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_WEBPARTHEADING]  <br/> |
+|WebPartHeading  <br/> |Text color for web part headings.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_WEBPARTHEADING]  <br/> |
 |ErrorText  <br/> |The main error color that is used for error text, borders, and backgrounds, as needed.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_ERRORTEXT]  <br/> |
 |AccentText  <br/> |Text color for accented body text.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_ACCENTTEXT]  <br/> |
 |SearchURL  <br/> |Text color for the URL found in search results. Also used to highlight new items or successful status notifications.  <br/> |[T_THEME_COLOR_SEARCHURL]  <br/> |
@@ -395,7 +395,7 @@ Table 1 describes the available font slots and where they are used in a page.
 |title  <br/> |Used for the page title.  <br/> |
 |navigation  <br/> |Used for the horizontal and vertical navigation elements on the page.  <br/> |
 |large-heading  <br/> |Used for the H1 heading.  <br/> |
-|heading  <br/> |Used for H2 and H3 headings, Web Part titles, dialog box titles, and callout titles.  <br/> |
+|heading  <br/> |Used for H2 and H3 headings, web part titles, dialog box titles, and callout titles.  <br/> |
 |small-heading  <br/> |Used for H4 headings.  <br/> |
 |large-body  <br/> |Used for large body text (15 pixels and 19 pixels).  <br/> |
 |body  <br/> |The base font that is used everywhere else on the page.  <br/> |

docs/general-development/content-management-interoperability-services-cmis-in-sharepoint.md

@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ CMIS supports the development of a broad range of applications that consume data
 - Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) in apps that read data from multiple content repositories.
 
 
-- A SharePoint Web Part that uses CMIS to roll up personnel data from multiple legacy content management systems within an enterprise.
+- A SharePoint web part that uses CMIS to roll up personnel data from multiple legacy content management systems within an enterprise.
 
 
 - A mobile application that can access documents from any ECM system.
@@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ CMIS supports the development of a broad range of applications that consume data
 
 ### Example: Contoso Finances app
 
-Consider as an app a SharePoint Server Web Part that consumes data from multiple CMIS data providers—the Contoso Finances app. The Contoso Finances app gathers and tabulates financial data that is distributed across three servers: an IBM server, a server running SharePoint Server, and an in-house Contoso server. The SharePoint Server app uses a Web Part to display data from all three data sources within any SharePoint Server page . The app does not require any custom code that is specific to any implementation of the CMIS repository (the SharePoint Server document library).
+Consider as an app a SharePoint Server web part that consumes data from multiple CMIS data providers—the Contoso Finances app. The Contoso Finances app gathers and tabulates financial data that is distributed across three servers: an IBM server, a server running SharePoint Server, and an in-house Contoso server. The SharePoint Server app uses a web part to display data from all three data sources within any SharePoint Server page . The app does not require any custom code that is specific to any implementation of the CMIS repository (the SharePoint Server document library).