Live publish for 04 September 2019.

Author: buck1ey

powerapps-docs/developer/common-data-service/use-webhooks.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 title: "Use webhooks to create external handlers for server events (Common Data Service) | Microsoft Docs" # Intent and product brand in a unique string of 43-59 chars including spaces
 description: "You can send data about events that occur on the server to a web application using webhooks. Webhooks is a lightweight HTTP pattern for connecting Web APIs and services with a publish/subscribe model. webhook senders notify receivers about events by making requests to receiver endpoints with some information about the events." # 115-145 characters including spaces. This abstract displays in the search result.
 ms.custom: ""
-ms.date: 10/31/2018
+ms.date: 09/04/2019
 ms.reviewer: ""
 ms.service: powerapps
 ms.topic: "article"
@@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ If your web hook is registered to run asynchronously, you can examine the system
 [Write a plug-in](write-plug-in.md)<br />
 [Register a plug-in](register-plug-in.md)<br />
 [Asynchronous service in Common Data Service](asynchronous-service.md)<br />
-[Sample: Azure aware custom plug-in](/org-service/samples/azure-aware-custom-plugin.md)<br />
+[Sample: Azure aware custom plug-in](org-service/samples/azure-aware-custom-plugin.md)<br />
 [Sample: Azure aware custom workflow activity](org-service/samples/azure-aware-custom-workflow-activity.md)<br />
 [Azure Functions](https://azure.microsoft.com/services/functions/)<br />
 [ServiceEndpoint Entity](reference/entities/serviceendpoint.md)<br />

powerapps-docs/maker/canvas-apps/component-behavior.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ search.app:
 
 Specify one or more [behavior formulas](working-with-formulas-in-depth.md) that run when an event triggers a change in component instances. For example, set a component's **OnReset** property to one or more formulas that perform initialization, clear input, and reset values when the **Reset** function runs on the component instances.
 
-## OnReset ##
+## OnReset
 
 With a component selected, select **OnReset** in the drop-down list of properties (on the right side of the formula bar), and then enter one or more formulas.
 

powerapps-docs/maker/canvas-apps/gateway-reference.md

@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ There is currently no single place where tenant administrators  can manage all t
 **Answer:** No. A gateway connects to on-premises data sources only.
 
 **Question:** What is the actual Windows service called?  
-**Answer:** In Services, the gateway is called **Power BI Enterprise Gateway Service**.
+**Answer:** In Services, the gateway is called **On-premises data gateway service**.
 
 **Question:** Are there any inbound connections to the gateway from the cloud?  
 **Answer:** No. The gateway uses outbound connections to Azure Service Bus.

powerapps-docs/maker/model-driven-apps/add-move-configure-or-delete-components-on-form.md

@@ -24,93 +24,81 @@ search.app:
 ---
 
 # Add, configure, move, or delete components on a form  
-Using the new form designer makers can easily add and configure popular components such as [sub-grid](form-designer-add-configure-subgrid.md), [quick view](form-designer-add-configure-quickview.md) and even additional components such as arc knob, linear slider and more.
-
-> [!NOTE]
-> When adding or moving components using drag and drop be aware that the form preview is responsive and may be rendering multiple section columns as stacked. To ensure that the component being added or moved is in the correct section column, drop or paste it anchored to another field or component that is already in that section column.
+Using the form designer makers can easily add and configure popular components such as [sub-grid](form-designer-add-configure-subgrid.md), [quick view](form-designer-add-configure-quickview.md), arc knob, linear slider, and more.
 
 ## Add components to a form
-To add components to a form, use the **Components** pane. The **Components** pane also lets you search to help you quickly find components.  
+To add components to a form, use the **Components** pane. The **Components** pane also lets you search to quickly find components.  
 
 > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"] 
 > ![](media/FormDesignerComponentsPane.png "Components pane")
 
 ### Add components to a form using drag and drop
-
+> [!NOTE]
+> When adding or moving components using drag and drop be aware that the form preview is responsive and may render multiple section columns as stacked. To ensure that the component that's added or moved is in the correct section column, drop or paste it anchored to another field or component that is already in that section column.
 1. Open the form designer to create or edit a form. More information: [Create a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#create-a-form) or [Edit a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#edit-a-form)
-2. In the command bar, select **Add component**, or in the left pane, select **Components** to see a list of available components. You can also hover over a component in the list to see a preview image, description and other details of that component.
-3. In the **Components** pane, search or scroll to find the component that you want to add.
-4. In the **Components** pane, select a component and drag it onto the form preview. As you drag the component on the form preview, you will see drop targets where you can add the component. 
-5. Drop the component in the ___location you want. Note the following: 
+2. On the command bar, select **Add component**, or in the left pane, select **Components** to see a list of available components. You can also hover over a component in the list to see a preview image, description and other details of that component.
+3. In the **Components** pane, search or scroll to find the component that you want to add and then select it.
+4. Drag and drop the component onto the form preview. As you drag the component on the form preview, you will see drop targets where you can add the component. 
+Note the following: 
     - Components can be dropped before or after any existing component or field.
     - Components can also be dropped in the empty area within a section. In this case the component will be added in an available space so as to evenly distribute fields and components across the section columns.
-    - Hovering over a tab header when dragging a component changes the currently selected tab, allowing you to add the component to a different tab.   
-6. When you drop the component, in most cases, you will see a dialog to configure the properties of the component. Ensure that you have configured all the required properties of the component. 
-7. In the dialog to configure the properties of the component, under **Show component on**, the **Web**, **Mobile** and **Tablet** options will be selected by default to ensure the component is used when the form is displayed on the web, mobile app and tablet app. Based on your requirements you can unselect some of these options to limit the usage of the component.
-8. When you are done configuring the properties of the component, click on the **Done** button to add the component to your form.
-9. Repeat steps 3-8 above if you want to add more components.
-10. In the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
+    - Hovering over a tab header when dragging a component changes the currently selected tab, allowing you to add the component to a different tab.
+    - When you drop the component, in most cases, you will see a dialog to configure the properties of the component. Ensure that you have configured all the required properties of the component. 
+5. In the dialog to configure the properties of the component, under **Show component on**, the **Web**, **Mobile** and **Tablet** options are selected by default to ensure the component is used when the form is displayed on the web, mobile app and tablet app. Based on your requirements you can clear some of these options to limit the usage of the component. Select **Done**.
+6. Repeat steps 3-5 above to add more components.
+7. On the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
 
 ### Add components for a field on the form
-
 1. Open the form designer to create or edit a form. More information: [Create a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#create-a-form) or [Edit a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#edit-a-form)
 2. In the form preview, select an existing field.
 3. In the property pane, under the **Components** area, select **+ Component**.
-4. The **Add component** dialog will display a list of components that are available for the current field type. You can also hover over a component in the list to see a preview image, description and other details of that component.
+4. The **Add component** dialog displays a list of components that are available for the current field type. You can hover over a component in the list to see a preview image, description and other details of that component.
 5. In the **Add component** dialog, search or scroll to find the component you want to add and then select it.
-6. In most cases, you will see a dialog to configure the properties of the component. Ensure that you have configured all the required properties of the component. 
-7. In the dialog to configure the properties of the component, under **Show component on**, the **Web**, **Mobile** and **Tablet** options will be selected by default to ensure the component is used when the form is displayed on the web, mobile app and tablet app. Based on your requirements you can unselect some of these options to limit the usage of the component.
-8. When you are done configuring the properties of the component, click on the **Done** button to add the component to your form.
-9. Repeat steps 2-8 above if you want to add more components to the same or another field.
-10. In the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users.
+   In most cases, a dialog is displayed so you can configure the properties of the component. Ensure that you have configured all the required properties of the component.
+6. In the dialog to configure the properties of the component, under **Show component on**, the **Web**, **Mobile** and **Tablet** options are selected by default to ensure the component is used when the form is displayed on the web, mobile app and tablet app. Based on your requirements you can clear some of these options to limit the usage of the component. Select  **Done**.
+7. Repeat steps 2-6 above if you want to add more components to the same or another field.
+8. On the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users.
 
 ## Configure components on a form
-
-### Configure existing components for a field on the form
-
 1. Open the form designer to create or edit a form. More information: [Create a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#create-a-form) or [Edit a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#edit-a-form)
 2. In the form preview, select an existing field.
-3. In the property pane, under the **Components** area, click on the component that you want to configure.
-4. You should see a dialog to configure the properties of the component. Change the properties of the component as needed.
-5. When you are done configuring the properties of the component, click on the **Done** button to save your changes.
-6. Repeat steps 2-5 above if you want to configure more components on the same or another field.
-7. In the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users.
+3. In the property pane, under the **Components** area, select the component that you want to configure.
+4. You may see a dialog to configure the properties of the component. Change the properties of the component as needed and select **Done**.
+5. Repeat steps 2-4 to configure more components on the same or another field.
+6. On the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users.
 
 ## Move components on a form
+You can move components on a form by either drag and drop or cut and paste actions. 
 
 ### Move components on a form using drag and drop
-
 1. Open the form designer to create or edit a form. More information: [Create a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#create-a-form) or [Edit a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#edit-a-form)
-2. In the form preview, select the component that you want to move and initiate the drag action. As you drag the component on the form preview, you will see drop targets where you can move the component to. 
-3. Drop the component in the ___location you want. Note the following: 
+2. In the form preview, select the component that you want to move and drag and drop it. As you drag the component on the form preview, drop targets appear where you can move the component.     Note the following: 
     - Components can be dropped before or after any existing component or field.
-    - Components can also be dropped in the empty area within a section. In this case the component will be added in an available space so as to evenly distribute components and fields across the section columns.
+    - Components can also be dropped in the empty area within a section. In this case the component will be added in an available space to evenly distribute components and fields across the section columns.
     - Hovering over a tab header when dragging a component changes the currently selected tab, allowing you to add the component to a different tab.   
-4. Repeat steps 2-3 above if you want to move more components.
-5. In the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
+4. Repeat steps 2-3 above to move more components.
+5. On the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
 
 ### Move components on a form using cut and paste
-
 1. Open the form designer to create or edit a form. More information: [Create a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#create-a-form) or [Edit a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#edit-a-form)
 2. In the form preview, select the component that you want to move.
-3. In the command bar, select **Cut**.
-4. In the form preview, select another existing component, field or section. You can also switch to a different tab if needed.
-5. In the command bar, select **Paste** or select the chevron, and then select **Paste before**. Note the following:
+3. On the command bar, select **Cut**.
+4. In the form preview, select another existing component, field, or section. You can also switch to a different tab if needed.
+5. On the command bar, select **Paste** or select the chevron, and then select **Paste before**.     Note the following:
     - When you select **Paste**, the component being moved is pasted after the existing component or field. 
     - When you select **Paste before**, the component being moved is pasted before the existing component or field.
     - When you select a section, the component being moved is added in an available space so as to evenly distribute components and fields across the section columns. The **Paste before** action is not applicable and therefore not available in this case.
 6. Repeat steps 2-5 above if you want to move more components.
-7. In the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
+7. On the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
 
 ## Delete components on a form
 1. Open the form designer to create or edit a form. More information: [Create a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#create-a-form) or [Edit a form](create-and-edit-forms.md#edit-a-form)
-2. In the form preview, select the component that you want to delete from the form. 
-3. In the command bar, select **Delete**. 
-4. Repeat steps 2-3 above if you want to delete more components.
-5. In the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
+2. In the form preview, select the component that you want to delete from the form, and then on the command bar, select **Delete**. 
+3. Repeat step 2 if you want to delete more components.
+4. On the command bar, select **Save** to save the form, or select **Publish** if you want to save and make your changes visible to users. 
 
      > [!NOTE]
-     >   -  If you delete a component by mistake, in the command bar, select **Undo** to revert the form to its previous state. 
+     >   -  If you delete a component by mistake, on the command bar, select **Undo** to revert the form to its previous state. 
      >   -  You can't delete a component that is locked or is using a required field that is not present anywhere else on the form. 
 
 ### See also