fixing bold format marks

davidchesnut · davidchesnut · commit 633a98ace323 · 2017-05-01T16:12:43.000-07:00
diff --git a/docs/general-development/fast-query-language-fql-syntax-reference.md b/docs/general-development/fast-query-language-fql-syntax-reference.md
@@ -973,7 +973,7 @@ If a token in the matching segment matches more than one operand to the **NEAR**
   
     
     
- ** **NEAR** or **ONEAR** with **NOT****
+**NEAR or ONEAR with NOT**
   
     
     
diff --git a/docs/general-development/how-to-create-a-mobile-app-in-sharepoint-that-contains-data-from-an-externa.md b/docs/general-development/how-to-create-a-mobile-app-in-sharepoint-that-contains-data-from-an-externa.md
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ A BDC model is the core of Business Connectivity Services. It's an XML file that
 2. Choose **Application Management**, and then choose **Manage Service Applications**.
     
   
-3. On the Service Application page, choose ** Business Data Connectivity Service**.
+3. On the Service Application page, choose **Business Data Connectivity Service**.
     
   
 4. On the ribbon in the BDC Service application, choose **Import**.
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ Now that you've uploaded the BDC model and set permissions, you can create an ex
 5. In the **Adding an External List** dialog box, enter a name such asCustomers in the **Name** field.
     
   
-6. In the ** External Content Type** box, specify the external data source that you uploaded in step 1.
+6. In the **External Content Type** box, specify the external data source that you uploaded in step 1.
     
   
 7. Choose the **OK** button.
diff --git a/docs/general-development/how-to-customize-a-field-type-using-client-side-rendering.md b/docs/general-development/how-to-customize-a-field-type-using-client-side-rendering.md
@@ -97,9 +97,9 @@ Figure 1 shows a view form with a custom-rendered field type.
 1. Open Visual Studio 2012 as administrator (right-click the Visual Studio 2012 icon in the **Start** menu, and then choose **Run as administrator** ).
     
   
-2. Create a new project using the ** SharePoint 2013 Project** template
+2. Create a new project using the **SharePoint 2013 Project** template
     
-    Figure 2 shows the ___location of the ** SharePoint 2013 Project** template in Visual Studio 2012, under **Templates**, **Visual C#**, **Office SharePoint**, **SharePoint Solutions**.
+    Figure 2 shows the ___location of the **SharePoint 2013 Project** template in Visual Studio 2012, under **Templates**, **Visual C#**, **Office SharePoint**, **SharePoint Solutions**.
     
 
    **Figure 2. SharePoint 2013 project Visual Studio template**
diff --git a/docs/general-development/how-to-map-a-network-drive-to-the-sharepoint-master-page-gallery.md b/docs/general-development/how-to-map-a-network-drive-to-the-sharepoint-master-page-gallery.md
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ On the computer that runs your design tool or HTML editor, map a network drive t
 - If the computer is running Windows XP, follow the steps that are described in the article  [How to connect and disconnect a network drive in Windows XP](http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308582).
     
   
-- ** *If the computer is running another operating system, follow the instructions for creating a shortcut to a new ___location for that operating system.* ** You might have to provide different credentials for connecting to the SharePoint site, and you might have to specify that the connection be re-established every time that you log on to the computer.
+- ***If the computer is running another operating system, follow the instructions for creating a shortcut to a new ___location for that operating system.*** You might have to provide different credentials for connecting to the SharePoint site, and you might have to specify that the connection be re-established every time that you log on to the computer.
     
   
 
diff --git a/docs/general-development/how-to-restrict-udf-code-access-security-permissions.md b/docs/general-development/how-to-restrict-udf-code-access-security-permissions.md
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ For more information about configuring code groups, see the following articles o
     This displays the **Permission Settings** dialog box.
     
   
-17. Select ** assemblies the following security permissions**.
+17. Select **assemblies the following security permissions**.
     
   
 18. Select **Enable assembly execution**.
diff --git a/docs/general-development/sharepoint-composites-handbook.md b/docs/general-development/sharepoint-composites-handbook.md
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ A SharePoint Composite combines data, documents, and business process in a "do-i
   
     
     
- ** IT friendly** Ease the struggle between trying to be responsive to users without affecting IT control and governance. SharePoint Composites help you create business solutions that are visible and integrated into your organization's information infrastructure. These no-code solutions are easier to deploy, manage, and maintain.
+ **IT friendly** Ease the struggle between trying to be responsive to users without affecting IT control and governance. SharePoint Composites help you create business solutions that are visible and integrated into your organization's information infrastructure. These no-code solutions are easier to deploy, manage, and maintain.
   
     
     
diff --git a/docs/general-development/step-2-creating-a-managed-code-udf.md b/docs/general-development/step-2-creating-a-managed-code-udf.md
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The **Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.Udf.UdfMethod** attribute has an **IsVolatil
 ### To add directives
 
 
-- The types to use are defined in the ** Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.Udf** namespace. Adding a **using** (or **Imports**) directive at the top of the Class1.cs file will allow you to use the types in **Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.Udf** without having to fully qualify the types in the namespace.
+- The types to use are defined in the **Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.Udf** namespace. Adding a **using** (or **Imports**) directive at the top of the Class1.cs file will allow you to use the types in **Microsoft.Office.Excel.Server.Udf** without having to fully qualify the types in the namespace.
     
     To add this directive, add the following code to the beginning of your code in the Class1.cs file, after  `using System.Text:`
     
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/add-a-workflow-to-a-sharepoint-hosted-sharepoint-add-in.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/add-a-workflow-to-a-sharepoint-hosted-sharepoint-add-in.md
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ The workflow sends an email to notify an HR staffer that the new employee has fi
  
 
 
-1. Open the  **Toolbox** pane in Visual Studio, expand the ** SP - List** node, and then drag **LookupSPListItem** into the **Sequence** in the designer.
+1. Open the  **Toolbox** pane in Visual Studio, expand the **SP - List** node, and then drag **LookupSPListItem** into the **Sequence** in the designer.
     
  
 2. Select the  **LookupSPListItem** so that its properties appear in the Visual Studio **Properties** pane. Set the following properties to these values:
@@ -185,7 +185,7 @@ The workflow sends an email to notify an HR staffer that the new employee has fi
 11. In the  **Condition** box of the **If**, enter OrientationStage=="HR paperwork".
     
  
-12. Open the  **Toolbox** pane in Visual Studio, expand the ** SP - Utilities** node, and then drag **Email** into the **Then** box of the **If** activity.
+12. Open the  **Toolbox** pane in Visual Studio, expand the **SP - Utilities** node, and then drag **Email** into the **Then** box of the **If** activity.
     
  
 13. Select the  **Email** activity. In the **Properties** pane, set the values of the Body, Subject, and To properties. In each case, choose the callout button, **. . .**, for the property and use the  **Expression Editor** that opens to set the property's value as in the following table. These are C# string expressions, so use quotation marks exactly as shown. The `Title` here is a variable that you assigned earlier to the **Title** field of the list item (which holds the name of the employee).
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/create-a-cloud-business-add-in-that-uses-the-sap-gateway.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/create-a-cloud-business-add-in-that-uses-the-sap-gateway.md
@@ -467,7 +467,7 @@ This section provides an overview of how the add-in implements OAuth in Azure AD
  
 
  
- ** Overview**
+ **Overview**
  
 
  
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/create-high-trust-sharepoint-add-ins.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/create-high-trust-sharepoint-add-ins.md
@@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ $certificate = New-Object System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Cert
 
 ```
 
-4. Your remote web application will use an access token to get access to SharePoint data. The access token must be issued by a token issuer that SharePoint trusts. In a high-trust SharePoint Add-in, the certificate is the token issuer. Add the following lines to construct an issuer ID in the format that SharePoint requires:  ** _specific_issuer_GUID_@ _realm_GUID_**.
+4. Your remote web application will use an access token to get access to SharePoint data. The access token must be issued by a token issuer that SharePoint trusts. In a high-trust SharePoint Add-in, the certificate is the token issuer. Add the following lines to construct an issuer ID in the format that SharePoint requires:  **\_specific\_issuer\_GUID\_@\_realm\_GUID\_**.
     
 ```
   $specificIssuerId = "11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111"
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/create-provider-hosted-sharepoint-add-ins-to-access-sap-data-by-using-the-sap-ga.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/create-provider-hosted-sharepoint-add-ins-to-access-sap-data-by-using-the-sap-ga.md
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ For a detailed description and diagram of the OAuth flow used by OAuth 2.0 in Az
 8. Choose  **Web Application And/Or Web API** as the application type, and then click the right arrow button.
     
  
-9. On the second page of the dialog, use the SSL debugging URL from the ASP.NET project in the Visual Studio solution as the  **SIGN-ON URL**. You can find the URL using the following steps.  ** *(You need to register the add-in initially with the debugging URL so that you can run the Visual Studio debugger (F5). When your add-in is ready for staging, you will re-register it with its staging Azure Web Site URL.  [Modify the add-in and stage it to Azure and Office 365](#Stage).)* **
+9. On the second page of the dialog, use the SSL debugging URL from the ASP.NET project in the Visual Studio solution as the  **SIGN-ON URL**. You can find the URL using the following steps.  ***(You need to register the add-in initially with the debugging URL so that you can run the Visual Studio debugger (F5). When your add-in is ready for staging, you will re-register it with its staging Azure Web Site URL.  [Modify the add-in and stage it to Azure and Office 365](#Stage).)***
     
       1. Highlight the ASP.NET project in  **Solution Explorer**. 
     
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/handle-events-in-sharepoint-add-ins.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/handle-events-in-sharepoint-add-ins.md
@@ -24,10 +24,10 @@ SharePoint-hosted SharePoint Add-ins do not support event handling, but you can
 There are two kinds of events: 
  
 
--  ** *Before*  events** are triggered before the SharePoint infrastructure does any of it's own handling of the event (including committing changes to the content database). In SharePoint ** custom before event handlers always execute synchronously**. Among other purposes, they can be used to cancel the event. For example, if an add-in has a function for deleting a list, a handler for the list deleting event can cancel the deletion if certain conditions are not met. If the event is part of a sequence of events, cancelling it prevents any of the later events from occurring at all. For example, if your handler for the **ItemAdding** event cancels the event, the **ItemAdded** event, which normally comes later, is not triggered.
+-  ***Before*  events** are triggered before the SharePoint infrastructure does any of it's own handling of the event (including committing changes to the content database). In SharePoint **custom before event handlers always execute synchronously**. Among other purposes, they can be used to cancel the event. For example, if an add-in has a function for deleting a list, a handler for the list deleting event can cancel the deletion if certain conditions are not met. If the event is part of a sequence of events, cancelling it prevents any of the later events from occurring at all. For example, if your handler for the **ItemAdding** event cancels the event, the **ItemAdded** event, which normally comes later, is not triggered.
     
  
--  ** *After*  events** are triggered after the SharePoint infrastructure does any of it's own handling of the event. In SharePoint, **remote after event handlers, for list and list item events, always execute asynchronously**. (App events are an exception.) Among other purposes, they can be used to log events.
+-  ***After*  events** are triggered after the SharePoint infrastructure does any of it's own handling of the event. In SharePoint, **remote after event handlers, for list and list item events, always execute asynchronously**. (App events are an exception.) Among other purposes, they can be used to log events.
     
  
 
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ Besides canceling an add-in installation, this event can be used for many other
 
 ### AppUninstalling event
 
-The  ** AppUninstalling** event does *not*  run when the add-in is removed from the host web. Removal of an add-in only moves the add-in to the user's recycle bin. Two more steps are required before the AppUninstalling event is triggered. First, a user must remove the add-in from the recycle bin, which moves it to the second stage recycle bin. Second, a **user must remove the add-in from the second stage recycle bin. This last task triggers the AppUninstalling event**. The AppUninstalling event is synchronous and you can use it to cancel the uninstallation, which would leave the add-in in the second stage recycle bin.
+The  **AppUninstalling** event does *not*  run when the add-in is removed from the host web. Removal of an add-in only moves the add-in to the user's recycle bin. Two more steps are required before the AppUninstalling event is triggered. First, a user must remove the add-in from the recycle bin, which moves it to the second stage recycle bin. Second, a **user must remove the add-in from the second stage recycle bin. This last task triggers the AppUninstalling event**. The AppUninstalling event is synchronous and you can use it to cancel the uninstallation, which would leave the add-in in the second stage recycle bin.
  
 
  
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/handle-list-item-events-in-the-provider-hosted-add-in.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/handle-list-item-events-in-the-provider-hosted-add-in.md
@@ -570,7 +570,7 @@ expectedShipmentsList.EventReceivers.Add(receiver);
  
 
  
-4. Change the  **Configuration** drop down to **Release**, and then ensure that the  **Define DEBUG constant** box is ** *not* ** checked. (It usually is not by default.) The following screen shot shows the proper setting.
+4. Change the  **Configuration** drop down to **Release**, and then ensure that the  **Define DEBUG constant** box is ***not*** checked. (It usually is not by default.) The following screen shot shows the proper setting.
     
      ![The Build sub-tab of the Properties tab. The Configuration drop down says Release. The check box for "Define DEBUG constant" is not checked.](../../images/7fd942de-a324-4f70-a750-f5304c993832.PNG)
  
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/include-a-custom-button-in-the-provider-hosted-add-in.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/include-a-custom-button-in-the-provider-hosted-add-in.md
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ In this section, you include markup in the add-in that will deploy a button to t
 2. Right-click the  **ChainStore** project in **Solution Explorer** and choose **Add | New Item**. 
     
  
-3. In the  **Add New Item** dialog, select ** Ribbon Custom Action**, give it the name AddEmployeeToCorpDB, and then click  **Add**.
+3. In the  **Add New Item** dialog, select **Ribbon Custom Action**, give it the name AddEmployeeToCorpDB, and then click  **Add**.
     
  
 4. The dialog that opens asks three questions. Give the following answers:
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ In this section, you include markup in the add-in that will deploy a button to t
   - A few query parameters have been added to the  **CommandAction** value with placeholder values in braces "{ }". These placeholders are resolved at runtime. Note that one of them is the ID of the list item that is selected by the user before she presses the custom button on the ribbon.
     
  
-7. In the  **ChainStoreWeb** project, open the **Pages/EmployeeAdder.aspx** file. Notice that it doesn't have any UI. The add-in is going to use this page as a kind of web service. This is possible because the ASP.NET **System.Web.UI.Page** class implements **System.Web.IHttpHandler** and because the ** Page_Load** event runs automatically when the page is requested.
+7. In the  **ChainStoreWeb** project, open the **Pages/EmployeeAdder.aspx** file. Notice that it doesn't have any UI. The add-in is going to use this page as a kind of web service. This is possible because the ASP.NET **System.Web.UI.Page** class implements **System.Web.IHttpHandler** and because the **Page\_Load** event runs automatically when the page is requested.
     
  
 8. Open the code behind file  **Pages/EmployeeAdder.aspx.cs**. The method that adds the employee to the remote database,  `AddLocalEmployeeToCorpDB`, is already present. It uses the  **SharePointContext** object to get the host web's URL, which the add-in uses as its tenant discriminator. So the first thing the **Page_Load** method needs to do is initialize this object. The object is created and cached in the Session when the add-in's start page loads, so add the following code to the **Page_Load** method. (The **SharePointContext** object is defined in the SharePointContext.cs file that the Office Developer Tools for Visual Studio generate when the add-in solution is created.)
diff --git a/docs/sp-add-ins/sharepoint-add-ins.md b/docs/sp-add-ins/sharepoint-add-ins.md
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ There are two basic kinds of SharePoint Add-ins — SharePoint-hosted and provid
 -  **All SharePoint Add-ins that users install get a tile on the  **Site Contents** page of the SharePoint website.** Clicking the tile runs the add-in.
     
  
--  **A SharePoint Add-in is configured using an  *add-in manifest* ** —an XML file that declares the add-in's basic properties, where it runs, and what SharePoint should do when the add-in starts. Among other things, the manifest can specify what languages the add-in supports, what SharePoint services and functionality it depends on, and the permissions to thehost web that the add-in needs. (SharePoint Add-ins have full control of their ownadd-in web.)
+-  **A SharePoint Add-in is configured using an  *add-in manifest*** —an XML file that declares the add-in's basic properties, where it runs, and what SharePoint should do when the add-in starts. Among other things, the manifest can specify what languages the add-in supports, what SharePoint services and functionality it depends on, and the permissions to thehost web that the add-in needs. (SharePoint Add-ins have full control of their ownadd-in web.)
     
  
 -  **You distribute SharePoint Add-ins in add-in packages** that always include at least the add-in manifest. (If there are no SharePoint components, the add-in manifest may be the only thing in the add-in package. ) If the add-in has SharePoint components in an add-in web, these are included in the package as a set of XML files. Remote components that are hosted outside of SharePoint, such as a remote web application or database, are not included in the package and are deployed separately from the add-in package. (However, the add-in manifest does specify the URLs of the remote components.)
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ There are two basic kinds of SharePoint Add-ins — SharePoint-hosted and provid
     
  
 
- **Tip**   **Take a look at a few SharePoint Add-ins in the** [Office Store](https://store.office.com/appshome.aspx?productgroup=SharePoint) to get a sense of what you can develop. Or open a SharePoint 2013 website and install some of the free SharePoint Add-ins. Just navigate to ** Site Contents | add an add-in | SharePoint Store**. 
+ **Tip**   **Take a look at a few SharePoint Add-ins in the** [Office Store](https://store.office.com/appshome.aspx?productgroup=SharePoint) to get a sense of what you can develop. Or open a SharePoint 2013 website and install some of the free SharePoint Add-ins. Just navigate to **Site Contents \| add an add-in \| SharePoint Store**.
  
 
 

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	`45`	`+- *If the computer is running another operating system, follow the instructions for creating a shortcut to a new ___location for that operating system.* You might have to provide different credentials for connecting to the SharePoint site, and you might have to specify that the connection be re-established every time that you log on to the computer.`
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`36`		`- IT friendly Ease the struggle between trying to be responsive to users without affecting IT control and governance. SharePoint Composites help you create business solutions that are visible and integrated into your organization's information infrastructure. These no-code solutions are easier to deploy, manage, and maintain.`
	`36`	`+ IT friendly Ease the struggle between trying to be responsive to users without affecting IT control and governance. SharePoint Composites help you create business solutions that are visible and integrated into your organization's information infrastructure. These no-code solutions are easier to deploy, manage, and maintain.`
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