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Author: Tom Moore

ToolGuides/toolkit-for-refactoring/01-Prerequisites/01-Setup.md

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 In order to follow this guide, you will need to have a development environment. The environment must have at a minimum:
 
-* A Microsoft Windows laptop, desktop, EC2 Instance or Virtual Machine.
+* A Microsoft Windows 10 or 11 laptop, desktop, EC2 Instance or Virtual Machine.
 * [Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 Community, or better.](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/)
 * [Git source control.](https://git-scm.com/)
 * Administrative access to Windows.
-* [An AWS Account.](https://aws.amazon.com)
+* [An AWS Account.](https://aws.amazon.com/free)
 * [IAM Credentials into your account.](https://us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com/iamv2/home#/home)
 * [AWS Command Line Interface installed.](https://aws.amazon.com/cli/)
 

ToolGuides/toolkit-for-refactoring/01-Prerequisites/03-Sample-Tour.md

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 # A Tour of the Sample Application
 
-In visual studio, open the solution file:
+In Visual Studio, open the solution file:
 ```
 C:\Source\MediaLibrary4.8\MediaLibrary\MediaLibrary.sln
 ```
 
-Once the Solution file is open in Visual Studio, run the solution to have a look at the starting point for the sample application.
+Once the solution file is open in Visual Studio, run the solution to have a look at the starting point for the sample application.
 
 ![Media Catalog](img/home-page.png)
 
-From the main page, click the "upload" link under the Upload title. 
+From the main page, click the "Upload" link under the Upload title. 
 
 Use the Browse and Upload buttons to upload an image to the application.
 
 ![Upload](img/upload.png)
 
-In the sample code folder, there are sample images provided by the Smithsonian Institution. These images can be found in the following location:
+In the sample code folder, there are sample images provided by the Smithsonian Institution. These images can be found by going to the origional location that you cloned the repo and looking in the following folder structure.
 ```
 aws-net-guides\SampleApplications\2022\MediaCatalog\MediaLibrary6.0\SampleImages\
 ```
@@ -34,13 +34,13 @@ The processing page will give you a list of all the labels that Rekognition has
 
 ![Rekognition Results](img/results.png)
 
-Select the options for cheetah, wildlife, animal and mammal. Then click Save.
+Select the options for Cheetah, Wildlife, Animal and Mammal. Then click Save.
 
 You will then be brought back to the image list view. The image will no longer have a "Process" link, but will not have a link that allows you to view the previously saved results.
 
 ![Final](img/final.png)
 
-This completes the tour of the Media Catalog application. Feel free to spend more time looking around at the application and becoming familiar with the other functions that are available before moving on to the next part of the guide. 
+This completes the tour of the Media Catalog application. Feel free to spend more time looking around the application and becoming familiar with the other functions that are available before moving on to the next part of the guide. 
 
 
 [Next](../02-Getting-Started/01-Instalation.md) <br/>

ToolGuides/toolkit-for-refactoring/README.md

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 This guide serves as an introduction to the AWS Toolkit for .NET Refactoring. The guide will walk you through getting the toolkit installed, and refactoring your first application. 
 
-By the completion of this guide, you will be familiar with the basic functions of the toolkit and able to work your way through a sample application. Additional resources will be available to continue learning.
+By the completion of this guide, you will be familiar with the basic functions of the toolkit and be able to work your way through a sample application. Additional resources will be available to continue learning.
 
 ### Introduction
 
-The AWS Toolkit for .NET Refactoring is an extension that plugs into Visual Studio and assists users with converting their applications from .NET Framework to modern .NET. The toolkit assesses applications to determine the portability of the application to modern .NET, as well as assisting users with the conversion of projects and code, to the target .NET release. 
+The AWS Toolkit for .NET Refactoring is an extension that plugs into Visual Studio and assists users with converting their applications from .NET Framework ie 4.8 to modern .NET ie .NET 6 or 7. The toolkit assesses applications to determine the portability of the application to modern .NET, as well as assisting users with the conversion of projects and code, to the target .NET release. 
 
-Users should be aware that conversion is performed in place, and cannot be undone once the process has been launched on a project. 
+Users should be aware that the conversion is performed in place, and cannot be undone once the process has been launched on a project. 
 
 Following this guide will result in the possibility of charges to your AWS Account. Charges include usage of Amazon DynamoDB and Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3).