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mtx48109 · mtx48109 · commit 6980876ea9fb · 2018-06-20T11:22:25.000-07:00
diff --git a/docs/mfc/active-document-containers.md b/docs/mfc/active-document-containers.md
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ An active document container, such as Microsoft Office Binder or Internet Explor
  The document site is conceptually the container for one or more "view site" objects. Each view site object is associated with individual view objects of the document managed by the document site. If the container only supports a single view per document site, then it can implement the document site and the view site with a single concrete class.  
   
 ##  <a name="view_site_objects"></a> View Site Objects  
- A container's view site object manages the display space for a particular view of a document. In addition to supporting the standard `IOleInPlaceSite` interface, a view site also generally implements **IContinueCallback** for programmatic printing control. (Note that the view object never queries for `IContinueCallback` so it can actually be implemented on any object the container desires.)  
+ A container's view site object manages the display space for a particular view of a document. In addition to supporting the standard `IOleInPlaceSite` interface, a view site also generally implements `IContinueCallback` for programmatic printing control. (Note that the view object never queries for `IContinueCallback` so it can actually be implemented on any object the container desires.)  
   
  A container that supports multiple views must be able to create multiple view site objects within the document site. This provides each view with separate activation and deactivation services as provided through `IOleInPlaceSite`.  
   
diff --git a/docs/mfc/active-documents-on-the-internet.md b/docs/mfc/active-documents-on-the-internet.md
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Active documents provide an extension to traditional embedded objects. The Activ
 |-------------------------|---------------------------------|  
 |Uses compound files as its storage mechanism.|`IPersistStorage`.|  
 |Supports the basic embedding features of Active documents, including Create From File.|`IPersistFile`, `IOleObject`, and `IDataObject`.|  
-|Supports in-place activation.|`IOleInPlaceObject` and `IOleInPlaceActiveObject` (using the container's `IOleInPlaceSite` and **IOleInPlaceFrame** interfaces).|  
+|Supports in-place activation.|`IOleInPlaceObject` and `IOleInPlaceActiveObject` (using the container's `IOleInPlaceSite` and `IOleInPlaceFrame` interfaces).|  
 |Supports the Active document extensions that involve these new interfaces. Some interfaces are optional.|`IOleDocument`, `IOleDocumentView`, `IOleCommandTarget`, and `IPrint`.|  
   
  MFC provides support for extending existing embedded server support to Active documents.  
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Active documents provide an extension to traditional embedded objects. The Activ
   
 |Class type|Formerly derived from|Change to derive from|  
 |----------------|---------------------------|---------------------------|  
-|In-Place Frame|`COleIPFrameWnd`|**COleDocIPFrameWnd**|  
+|In-Place Frame|`COleIPFrameWnd`|`COleDocIPFrameWnd`|  
 |Item|`COleServerItem`|`CDocObjectServerItem`|  
   
  You will also change how information is entered in the registry, and make several other changes. If your application currently has no COM components support, you can add server support by running the Application Wizard and integrating the COM component-specific code with your existing application.  
diff --git a/docs/mfc/active-documents.md b/docs/mfc/active-documents.md
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Active documents extend the compound document technology of OLE. These extension
   
  This section describes the functional [requirements for active documents](#requirements_for_active_documents). The active document owns a set of data and has access to storage where the data can be saved and retrieved. It can create and manage one or more views on its data. In addition to supporting the usual embedding and in-place activation interfaces of OLE documents, the active document communicates its ability to create views through `IOleDocument`. Through this interface, the container can ask to create (and possibly enumerate) the views that the active document can display. Through this interface, the active document can also provide miscellaneous information about itself, such as whether it supports multiple views or complex rectangles.  
   
- The following is the `IOleDocument` interface. Note that the `IEnumOleDocumentViews` interface is a standard OLE enumerator for `IOleDocumentView \*` types.  
+ The following is the `IOleDocument` interface. Note that the `IEnumOleDocumentViews` interface is a standard OLE enumerator for `IOleDocumentView *` types.  
   
 ```  
 interface IOleDocument : IUnknown  
