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CONTRIBUTING.md

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 ### Editing a file
 
-You can find guidance on using this repo in the [Windows Authoring Guide](https://review.docs.microsoft.com/windows-authoring-guide/?branch=master). Documentation on upcoming features must be contributed via the private repository only. You **must** make sure you are contributing to the correct branch. 
+You can find guidance on using this repo in the [Windows Authoring Guide](https://review.learn.microsoft.com/windows-authoring-guide/?branch=main). Documentation on upcoming features must be contributed via the private repository only. You **must** make sure you are contributing to the correct branch. 
 
 You may clone this repository locally and make edits on your own machine, or you can use the GitHub interface to make edits. Cloning is a better option for large changes. In-browser editing works well for small fixes. Make sure you do so in a new personal branch. When you are ready to submit your edits, create a PR here on the GitHub page.
 
 ### Pull requests
 
 When creating a pull request in the internal repo, make sure you're merging your personal branch into the branch it was created from.
 
-After you submit your pull request, it is evaluated against a [content quality checklist](https://review.docs.microsoft.com/help/contribute/contribute-how-to-write-pull-request-quality-criteria?branch=master) to ensure it meets our basic standards. If it passes, it is assigned to a member of the UWP documentation team for further review. If it fails, you'll be told what changes to make.
+After you submit your pull request, it is evaluated against a [content quality checklist](https://review.learn.microsoft.com/help/contribute/contribute-how-to-write-pull-request-quality-criteria?branch=main) to ensure it meets our basic standards. If it passes, it is assigned to a member of the UWP documentation team for further review. If it fails, you'll be told what changes to make.
 
 The assigned reviewer(s) may approve or reject the PR, or work with you to make further changes. Reviewers will not merge the PR until you have approved it yourself.

desktop-src/SecCertEnroll/about-the-certificate-enrollment-api.md

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 # About the Certificate Enrollment API
 
-The Certificate Enrollment API enables you to create client applications that can be used to request and install certificates. Certificate requests are discussed in the following sections. For the latest information, see the [Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Library](/documentation/).
+The Certificate Enrollment API enables you to create client applications that can be used to request and install certificates. Certificate requests are discussed in the following sections. For the latest information, see the [Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Library](/docs/).
 
 - [Public Key Infrastructure](public-key-infrastructure.md)
 - [Certificate Request Encoding](about-certificate-request-encoding.md)

desktop-src/VML/web-workshop---specs---standards----introduction-to-vector-markup-language--vml-.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ This topic describes VML, a feature that is deprecated as of Windows Internet Ex
 > [!NOTE]
 > As of December 2011, this topic has been archived. As a result, it is no longer actively maintained. For more information, see [Archived Content](/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-developer/). For information, recommendations, and guidance regarding the current version of Windows Internet Explorer, see [Internet Explorer Developer Center](https://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/).
 
-Vector Markup Language (VML) is an XML-based exchange, editing, and delivery format for high-quality vector graphics on the Web that meets the needs of both productivity users and graphic design professionals. XML is an emerging simple, flexible, and open text-based language that complements HTML. (See the [XML section](/documentation/?frame=true) of the MSDN Library for detailed information on XML.)
+Vector Markup Language (VML) is an XML-based exchange, editing, and delivery format for high-quality vector graphics on the Web that meets the needs of both productivity users and graphic design professionals. XML is an emerging simple, flexible, and open text-based language that complements HTML. (See the [XML section](/docs/?frame=true) of the MSDN Library for detailed information on XML.)
 
 VML is currently supported by Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.0 or later.
 
@@ -70,4 +70,4 @@ See the links below:
 -   For answers to frequently asked questions about VML, see the [VML FAQ](frequently-asked-questions-about-vml.yml).
 -   For a tutorial on using VML on Web pages, see [How to Use VML on Web Pages](web-workshop---specs---standards----how-to-use-vml-on-web-pages.md), which complements the [VML specification](https://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-datetime.html) submitted to the W3C.
 -   For information on VML data types, see the [Basic VML Types](basic-vml-types.md) document.
--   For the complete reference on VML, including information on how to use VML with tags as well as scripting, see the [VML Reference](msdn-online-vml-introduction.md).
+-   For the complete reference on VML, including information on how to use VML with tags as well as scripting, see the [VML Reference](msdn-online-vml-introduction.md).

desktop-src/WMP/sami-file-example.md

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Styles defined within a SAMI file conform to standard CSS selector syntax for el
 
 When used in conjunction with the Windows Media Player object model, the class selectors correspond to the *ClosedCaption*.**SAMILang** property, which can be used to specify the language of the captions. The ID selectors correspond to the *ClosedCaption*.**SAMIStyle** property, which can be used to specify the style the captions will appear in.
 
-For more information about creating SAMI files, see Understanding SAMI 1.0 at the [Microsoft website](/documentation/).
+For more information about creating SAMI files, see Understanding SAMI 1.0 at the [Microsoft website](/docs/).
 
 ## Related topics
 
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desktop-src/Wua_Sdk/other-sources-of-windows-update-agent-information.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The [Windows Update Agent API](portal-client.md)SDK contains the most complete a
 
 The following resources describe how to deploy and administer Windows Server Update Services and WUA:
 
--   [Windows Server Update Services](/documentation/)
+-   [Windows Server Update Services](/docs/)
 
     You can download the Windows Server Update Services SDK and review other documents that describe how to install, deploy, and maintain Windows Update Services.
 

desktop-src/tablet/no-touch-deployment-web-sample.md

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 # No-Touch Deployment Web Sample
 
-This sample shows how to deploy a managed Tablet PC application over the Web by using no-touch deployment. You should be familiar with the concepts discussed in [No-Touch Deployment in the .NET Framework](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fdv_vstechart%2fhtml%2fvbtchno-touchdeploymentinnetframework.asp). Your computer must have Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) installed to run this sample.
+This sample shows how to deploy a managed Tablet PC application over the Web by using no-touch deployment. You should be familiar with the concepts discussed in [No-Touch Deployment in the .NET Framework](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fdv_vstechart%2fhtml%2fvbtchno-touchdeploymentinnetframework.asp). Your computer must have Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) installed to run this sample.
 
 ## Overview
 
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desktop-src/tablet/no-touch-deployment.md

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 # No Touch Deployment
 
-The Microsoft .NET Framework gives you the ability to deploy applications from a Web or file server. This technique, called "no-touch deployment", combines the performance and interactivity of a smart client application with all the deployment advantages of a Web application. To deploy your application over the Web, right-click the folder that contains your executable and select **Properties**. On the **Web Sharing** tab, select **Share this folder**. Enter an alias for the folder. Now, your executable can be run over the Web by using that alias as the directory on your server. For more information on no-touch deployment, see [.NET Smart Clients](/archive/msdn-magazine/2002/july/net-zero-deployment-security-and-versioning-models-in-the-windows-forms-engine-help-you-create-and-deploy-smart-clients) and [No-Touch Deployment in the .NET Framework](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fdv_vstechart%2fhtml%2fvbtchno-touchdeploymentinnetframework.asp).
+The Microsoft .NET Framework gives you the ability to deploy applications from a Web or file server. This technique, called "no-touch deployment", combines the performance and interactivity of a smart client application with all the deployment advantages of a Web application. To deploy your application over the Web, right-click the folder that contains your executable and select **Properties**. On the **Web Sharing** tab, select **Share this folder**. Enter an alias for the folder. Now, your executable can be run over the Web by using that alias as the directory on your server. For more information on no-touch deployment, see [.NET Smart Clients](/archive/msdn-magazine/2002/july/net-zero-deployment-security-and-versioning-models-in-the-windows-forms-engine-help-you-create-and-deploy-smart-clients) and [No-Touch Deployment in the .NET Framework](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fdv_vstechart%2fhtml%2fvbtchno-touchdeploymentinnetframework.asp).
 
 > [!Note]  
 > You must have Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) installed on your computer to enable the **Web Sharing** tab in the **Properties** dialog box.
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desktop-src/tablet/regular-expression-syntax-reference.md

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 # Regular Expression Syntax Reference
 
-You can define and assign custom input scopes using the handwriting regular expression syntax that is understood by some of the Microsoft handwriting recognizers. The syntax is a subset of the [Regular Expression Language Implementation](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpgenref%2fhtml%2fcpconRegularExpressionsLanguageElements.asp%3fframe%3dtrue) in the .NET Framework.
+You can define and assign custom input scopes using the handwriting regular expression syntax that is understood by some of the Microsoft handwriting recognizers. The syntax is a subset of the [Regular Expression Language Implementation](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpgenref%2fhtml%2fcpconRegularExpressionsLanguageElements.asp%3fframe%3dtrue) in the .NET Framework.
 
 There are some differences in the way that handwriting regular expressions are used and the way the other types of regular expressions are used. The handwriting syntax is used to specify an exact string that will be matched by the recognition engine and not a sub-string. For example, the regular expression s(\[a-z\]+)p would return matches for "soup", "stop", "instep", and "esophagus". Whereas, an equivalent handwriting regular expression such as s(!IS\_ONECHAR)+p would match "soup" and "stop", but not "instep" and "esophagus".
 
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desktop-src/tablet/security-and-trust.md

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 The .NET Framework has a security model that treats applications differently depending on their origin. Executables and assemblies that are from a user's machine generally run with full trust; the same executables and assemblies run over the Internet generally run with partial trust. This is to prevent malicious code from either reading or modifying information it should not have access to, such as local files, items in the Clipboard, and other resources. If an executable calls an assembly, which in turn calls another assembly that requires a certain level of trust, then the lowest level of trust of all the components in the chain is applied. However, an administrator on a machine can set specific permissions that override the default permissions.
 
-An overview of the security model is given in [Secure, Light-Weight Client-Side Controls](/archive/msdn-magazine/2002/january/dhtml-and-net-host-secure-lightweight-client-side-controls-in-microsoft-internet-explorer), and you can obtain more depth about the security model in [Code Access Security in Practice](/previous-versions/msp-n-p/ff648663(v=pandp.10)). A good overview on the security of libraries (which is especially important for [**UserControl**](/uwp/api/Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.UserControl?view=winrt-19041&preserve-view=true) objects on a Web page) can be found in [Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconusinglibrariesfrompartiallytrustedcode.asp), and other security information on managed controls can be found in [Writing Secure Managed Controls](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconwritingsecuremanagedcontrols.asp%3fframe%3dtrue).
+An overview of the security model is given in [Secure, Light-Weight Client-Side Controls](/archive/msdn-magazine/2002/january/dhtml-and-net-host-secure-lightweight-client-side-controls-in-microsoft-internet-explorer), and you can obtain more depth about the security model in [Code Access Security in Practice](/previous-versions/msp-n-p/ff648663(v=pandp.10)). A good overview on the security of libraries (which is especially important for [**UserControl**](/uwp/api/Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.UserControl?view=winrt-19041&preserve-view=true) objects on a Web page) can be found in [Using Libraries from Partially Trusted Code](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconusinglibrariesfrompartiallytrustedcode.asp), and other security information on managed controls can be found in [Writing Secure Managed Controls](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconwritingsecuremanagedcontrols.asp%3fframe%3dtrue).
 
 ## Permissions
 
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desktop-src/tablet/using-the-managed-library.md

@@ -28,15 +28,15 @@ The latest Microsoft.Ink.dll assembly is a compatible replacement for Microsoft.
 
 The only time you need to explicitly bind to the new assembly by using the following technique is if your application uses a component that references the version 1.0 or 1.5 assembly in combination with a component that references a more recent version assembly,such as 1.7, and if those components may exchange data.
 
-The best way to instruct the common language runtime loader to use the newer DLL is to redirect assembly versions at the application level. You can specify that your application use the newer version of the assembly by putting assembly binding information in your application's configuration file. For more information about redirecting assembly versions at the application level, see [Redirecting Assembly Versions](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconassemblyversionredirection.asp%3fframe%3dtrue), specifically the section "Specifying Assembly Binding in Configuration Files."
+The best way to instruct the common language runtime loader to use the newer DLL is to redirect assembly versions at the application level. You can specify that your application use the newer version of the assembly by putting assembly binding information in your application's configuration file. For more information about redirecting assembly versions at the application level, see [Redirecting Assembly Versions](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconassemblyversionredirection.asp%3fframe%3dtrue), specifically the section "Specifying Assembly Binding in Configuration Files."
 
 You will need to create a configuration file in the same directory as your executable file. The configuration file must have the same name as your executable, followed by the .config file extension. For example, for an application, MyApp.exe, the configuration file must be the MyApp.exe.config file. The configuration file uses a [bindingRedirect](/previous-versions/dotnet/netframework-1.1/eftw1fys(v=vs.71)) element to force all prior versions to be mapped to the latest version, as shown in the following example:
 
 `<bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-1.7.2600.xxxx" newVersion="1.7.2600.xxxx" />`
 
-For more information about configuration files, including examples of how to construct the Extensible Markup Language (XML) for the configuration file, see both [bindingRedirect](/previous-versions/dotnet/netframework-1.1/eftw1fys(v=vs.71)) and [Redirecting Assembly Versions](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconassemblyversionredirection.asp%3fframe%3dtrue).
+For more information about configuration files, including examples of how to construct the Extensible Markup Language (XML) for the configuration file, see both [bindingRedirect](/previous-versions/dotnet/netframework-1.1/eftw1fys(v=vs.71)) and [Redirecting Assembly Versions](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconassemblyversionredirection.asp%3fframe%3dtrue).
 
-Applications created with Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Development Kit 1.7 and later versions are automatically bound to the new version of the Microsoft.Ink assembly. For more information about assembly binding see [How the Runtime Locates Assemblies](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconHowRuntimeLocatesAssemblies.asp).
+Applications created with Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Development Kit 1.7 and later versions are automatically bound to the new version of the Microsoft.Ink assembly. For more information about assembly binding see [How the Runtime Locates Assemblies](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconHowRuntimeLocatesAssemblies.asp).
 
 > [!Note]  
 > Using application policy to bind to the updated assembly does not work for applications that use the [Divider](/previous-versions/ms583616(v=vs.100)) class or the [PenInputPanel](/previous-versions/aa514041(v=msdn.10)) class. Applications that use either of those classes must either continue to use Microsoft.Ink.15.dll or be recompiled after referencing the updated assembly.
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 ## Managing Forms
 
-The [Form](/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.form?) class and its base classes do not define a finalizer. To clean up your resources on a form, write a subclass that provides a finalizer (for example, the C\# destructor using the ~) that calls [Dispose](/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.form.dispose). To do the cleanup the finalizer overrides Dispose and then calls the base class Dispose. Do not refer to other objects that require the [Finalize](/previous-versions/windows/) method in the Dispose method when the Boolean parameter is **FALSE**, because those objects may already have been finalized. For more information about releasing resources see [Finalize Methods and Destructors](/documentation/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconfinalizemethodscdestructors.asp).
+The [Form](/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.form?) class and its base classes do not define a finalizer. To clean up your resources on a form, write a subclass that provides a finalizer (for example, the C\# destructor using the ~) that calls [Dispose](/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.form.dispose). To do the cleanup the finalizer overrides Dispose and then calls the base class Dispose. Do not refer to other objects that require the [Finalize](/previous-versions/windows/) method in the Dispose method when the Boolean parameter is **FALSE**, because those objects may already have been finalized. For more information about releasing resources see [Finalize Methods and Destructors](/docs/?url=%2flibrary%2fcpguide%2fhtml%2fcpconfinalizemethodscdestructors.asp).
 
 ## Forms and the RecognizerContext
 
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